Sentence Structure
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Sentence Structure
- Lesson 1: The Basic Sentence
- Exercise 1.1: The Sentence
- Unit 1: THE BASIC SENTENCE
- Punctuating sentences, 1 (SMART-created)
- Punctuating sentences, 2 (SMART-created)
- Text Structures PowerPoint
- Affirmative And Negative Contractions
- Lesson 62: Simple Sentence Types
- Lesson 63: Complex Sentence Types
- Lesson 42: Passive Sentences
- Lesson 5: Negative Sentences
- SMART Ideas Diagram - Clauses
A collection of lesson plans, exercises, and presentations on teaching elements of sentence structure.
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Lesson 1: The Basic Sentence
by Athabasca University" Lesson 1: The Basic Sentence contains instruction on subjects and verbs and word order. There is one practice exercise so that you can reinforce the skills you just learned. This lesson is part of the Athabasca University Mobile ESL course."
Exercise 1.1: The Sentence
by Joshua MarksEvery sentence has a Subject and Verb excercise
Unit 1: THE BASIC SENTENCE
by Joshua MarksEvery sentence has a subject and a verb.
Punctuating sentences, 1 (SMART-created)
by SMART Technologies SMART Technologies ULCPractice using periods, exclamation marks and question marks correctly in a sentence. To download Notebook interactive viewer visit www.education.smarttech.com/nbiv
Punctuating sentences, 2 (SMART-created)
by SMART Technologies SMART Technologies ULCLearn how to use commas, semicolons and colons correctly in a sentence. To download Notebook interactive viewer visit www.education.smarttech.com/nbiv
Text Structures PowerPoint
by Jenna EllisStudents read a passage and guess which structure it uses. Examples of all text structures are included: descriptive, chronological, sequence, cause/effect, problem/solution, compare/contrast.
Affirmative And Negative Contractions
by Susan WatsonThis English As A Second Language/English As A Foreign Language handout explains the use of contractions with Be. It is intended for low beginner ESL/EFL adult student, but may work well in elementary school and high school beginner ESL classes. It has many colorful photos. It uses adjectives. The activities are: change sentences from the full form to the contracted form, and uncscable the words and write the sentence.
Lesson 62: Simple Sentence Types
by Athabasca University"Lesson 62: Simple Sentence Types contains instruction on the seven basic types of sentences. There are two practice exercises so that you can reinforce the skills you just learned. This lesson is part of the Athabasca University Mobile ESL course."
Lesson 63: Complex Sentence Types
by Athabasca University"Lesson 63: Complex Sentence Types contains instruction on the eight types of of complex sentences. There are three practice exercises so that you can reinforce the skills you just learned. This lesson is part of the Athabasca University Mobile ESL course."
Lesson 42: Passive Sentences
by Athabasca University"Lesson 42: Passive Sentences contains instruction on the active and passive, agents, and on how to make active sentences passive. There are two practice exercises so that you can reinforce the skills you just learned. This lesson is part of the Athabasca University Mobile ESL course."
Lesson 5: Negative Sentences
by Athabasca University" Lesson 5: Negative Sentences contains instruction on negative sentences with the verb be, with one-word verb formations, with other verb formations and on word agreement. There is one practice exercise so that you can reinforce the skills you just learned. This lesson is part of the Athabasca University Mobile ESL course."
SMART Ideas Diagram - Clauses
by Sarah LorntsonThis file opens with the SMART Ideas software. It covers the way clauses interact with other parts of a sentence. This resource is part of the Clause Unit and the English 10 course.
