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A direct address is when a speaker names the person to whom he is speaking. In sentence diagramming, the direct address has no particular meaning to the sentence, so the name is put above the subject. ...
Hipervinculo Inglés-Lengua extranjera
If your student needs help with relative pronouns and clauses, then here it is! In this worksheet he’ll circle the relative pronoun and underline the clause. It’s aligned with 4th grade Language Stand ...
Hipervinculo Inglés-Lengua extranjera
Where, oh where, do those pesky quotation marks go? Your student will rewrite sentences and place the quotation marks in the proper place. The worksheet follows the Common Core Standards for Literacy ...
It’s time for the switcheroo! Your student is asked to change indirect quotations into direct quotations. This means correctly adding the quotation marks. Use it as a practice for 4th grade Common Cor ...
Ah, the eternal punctuation dilemma: does the question mark go on the outside or the inside of the quotation marks? This worksheet helps your student learn the when and why of where that pesky mark go ...
Hipervinculo Inglés-Lengua extranjera
This worksheet focuses on the punctuation of appositives in a sentence. Your student is asked to add the commas in the appropriate places in the sentence. It’s a great combination of punctuation pract ...
Each of the questions in this worksheet contain at least one prepositional phrase that connects a noun or pronoun to its position in time. Students underline the prepositional phrase and then circle t ...
Each of the questions in this worksheet contain at least one prepositional phrase that connects a noun or pronoun to its location in relation to another word in the sentence. Students underline the pr ...
Hipervinculo Inglés-Lengua extranjera
It’s time to work with prepositional phrases in sentences! Your student will identify both the preposition and its object in a variety of sentences. While it’s a great drill for Common Core Standards ...
Prepositional phrases with pronouns can be tricky. Should you use the objective case or subjective case? Your student will work on this important skill in this worksheet. You’ll like it for Common Cor ...
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