Teaching phrases and sentences

Phrases and SentencesYou be familiar with the English alphabet.There are 26 letters of the alphabet which include 5 vowels and 21 consonants.amazonaws.com/aaimagestore/essays/1215081.002.png%22ExamplevowelsconsonantsWe use these letters to do words.Wordss are used to do phrases and declares.What is a phrase?Read the both sort outs of words.These group of words do non give a complete significance. Such groups of words are called phrases.What is a curse?Read the group of words.This group of words convey complete significance. Such a group of words is called a sentence. A sentence begins with a capital missive. It ends with a full halt (.) cry grade () or a doubt grade (?)Types of sentencesA revealing sentence ( declaratory sentence ) makes a statement and ends with a period ( . ) .ExampleThe narrative is interesting.I saw the koyna dike.An inquiring sentence ( interrogative sentence ) asks a inquiry and ends with a inquiry grade ( ? ) .ExampleIs the narrative interesting?Have yo u seen the Koyna Dam?An emphatic sentence shows strong emotion and ends with an exclaiming point ( )ExampleWhat a deadening narrativeWhat a beautiful topographic pointLets Exercise1. Circle the complete sentences.The door is unfastened.Near the large basketDo you like apples? pine green foliagelittle dusty elevator carThe male child was angling.2. engross the phrases to do complete sentences.a ) in the undermine . B ) little, unhappy male child .degree Celsiuss ) on the bullock cart ..kindvitamin D ) sort, intelligent physician 3. Read and set in the right punctuation grade at the concluding of each sentence.It is really hot to play out-of-doorssStop We are on the incorrect routeRun The house is on fireDid you dress out the mystifier yetCareful The spectacless will fallShe gave me a fantastic giftThere is ice pick in the iceboxThe physician gave me nigh medical specialtiesHave you shut the window4. Write a few sentences to depict the sundown or dawn you witnessed. Use al l thetypes of sentences in your description.... ..B. Question wordsThere are two types of inquiries.Yes or no inquiriesWh inquiriesQuestion words are besides called wh inquiries because they include the letters W and H . There are 6 different WHquestion words.Question words Ask nigh Exampleand1. Fill in the right inquiry word for the given repliesa ) is standing behind you?Rita is standing behind me.B ) does the yoga category go?The yoga category begins at 8.00 oclock.degree Celsius ) . is the eating house?The eating house is in forepart of the park.vitamin D ) .. is the conditions in your town.The conditions is really cold in my town.vitamin E ) .. are you making now?I am doing sandwiches now.2. Write the right inquiry for the given replies.a ) I eat rice and dekaliter for tiffin.B ) ..I am happy because I won the spelling contestation.degree Celsius ) The museum opens at nine oclock on Sundays.vitamin D ) ..Mrs. Patil is our English instructor.vitamin E ) .I want to purchase the bluish bag.C.Capable and PredicateA sentence has two separate The thing and the predicateThe topic of the sentence Tells who or what the sentence is approximately. It is normally found in the beginning of a sentence. It can include pronouns and nouns with adjectives that describe the topic.The Predicate is the action portion or it tells what the topic is or does. It contains the verb.Examplesa )The immature adult male is rinsing the auto.Who is the sentence closely?the immature adult male.The immature mankindis the topic of the sentence.What does the sentence state us about the immature adult male?is rinsing the autois rinsing the auto is the predicate of the sentence.B )The small miss from the small town won the completion.Who is the sentence about?The small miss from the small townThe small miss from the small townis the topic of the sentence.What does the sentence state us about t he small miss?won the competitionwon the competitionis the predicate of the sentence.degree Celsiuss )They are standing in a waiting line of productsWho is the sentence about?TheyThe pronoun they is the topic of the sentence.What does the sentence Tell about the they ?are standing in a waiting linevitamin DThe train arrived at the station.What is the sentence about?The trainThe train is the topic of the sentence.What does the sentence Tell about The train ?arrived at the stationLets Exercise1. Underscore the topics in each of the following(prenominal) sentences.a ) Tina and her friends are happy.B ) We reached the airdrome early.degree Celsius ) The buzzer rang aloud.vitamin D ) The auto was parked in the garage.vitamin E ) She goes for a walk every forenoon.degree Fahrenheit(postnominal) ) The work forces are purchasing rail line tickets2. Make the words from each column to organize 6 complete sentences.3. Look at the images and off the sentences.a ) The squirrel .. .B ) The hus bandman degree Celsius ) Ravi and Sunil . .vitamin D ) The worker vitamin E ) Tara and her grandma . .degree Fahrenheit ) The kids .. .g ) Sara and her male parent ..