Adjectives
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Objective
I can compare and contrast two nouns using descriptive adjectives.
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Practice
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Think of a cat and a dog. Write down three adjectives to describe each animal. Then, write one sentence comparing the cat and the dog using at least one adjective for each.
Choose two different fruits (for example, an apple and a banana). Describe how they look, taste, and feel. Then, write a short paragraph comparing and contrasting the two fruits, using adjectives to make your descriptions clear.
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Exit ticket
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“A cat and a dog are two common pets. Write down three adjectives to describe a cat and three adjectives to describe a dog. Then, write one sentence comparing the cat and the dog using at least one adjective for each. An apple and a banana are two common fruits. Write down three adjectives to describe an apple and three adjectives to describe a banana. Then, write one sentence comparing the apple and the banana using at least one adjective for each. ”
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