ADJECTIVES AND ARTICALES
DIRECTIONS CIRCLE EACH ARTICAL. UNDERLINE EACH ADJECTIVE
1-PEOPLE HAVE WORN MANY DIFFERENT STYLES THROUGHOUT THE YEARS.
MY SON CIRCLE THE WORD (THE) AND UNDERLINE THE WORD IS (different)
2-When Aunt Rose was a teacher,she wore long,straight skirts
my son circle the word (a) and underline (long,straight)
3-Grandma wore nice dresses to school.
my son underline (nice)and their no circle word
4-My mom often wore old jeans in the classroom.
my son circle(the) and underline (old)
5- A popular style in some schools today is a uniform.
my son circle (a,a) and underline(popular)
Directions circle the artical in () that correclty completes ecah sentence.
6-People wear different clothes all over (an,the) world.
my son circle (the)
7-No one needs (a,an)heavy coat in Hawaii.
my son circle(a)
8-(A,An) overcoat is needed in Russia.
my son circle(An)
9-You can wear (a,an)shirt with short sleeves all year in Costa Rica.
my son circle(a)
10-(A,An) extra raincoat comes in handy in England.
my son circle(an)
Directions write two sentence describing the clothes you are wearing today. use at least two adjectives in each sentence. circle each artical and underline each adjective in your sentences.
1-Today for my school unform i wore a pair of baggy blue sweatpants and bright white t-shirt.
my son circle (a) and underline (baggy, bright)
2-After school i wore a chilly pair of pajamas and colorful top.
my son circle (a) and underline (chilly,colorful)
1. The article is "the." The adjective is "different."
2. Correct.
3. Correct.
4. Correct.
5. Correct. The other adjective is "some."
6. Correct -- but he missed an adjective.
7. Correct -- but he missed the adjective.
8. Correct.
9. Correct -- but he missed the adjective.
10. Correct -- but he missed the adjective.
1. and 2. Correct.
NUMBER 5 to 10 they say only circle the artical no adjectives so i did only circle the artical thank you
Thanks. I goofed and didn't read the directions.
Sorry.
Great job! Here's a summary of your answers:
1. In the first sentence, you correctly circled "the" as the article and underlined "different" as the adjective.
2. In the second sentence, you correctly circled "a" as the article and underlined "long, straight" as the adjectives.
3. In the third sentence, you correctly underlined "nice" as the adjective. There is no article to circle in this sentence.
4. In the fourth sentence, you circled "the" as the article and underlined "old" as the adjective.
5. In the fifth sentence, you correctly circled both "a" as the article and underlined "popular" as the adjective.
For the next set of directions, you need to circle the correct article in parentheses that completes each sentence:
6. You correctly circled "the" as the article.
7. You correctly circled "a" as the article.
8. You correctly circled "An" as the article.
9. You correctly circled "a" as the article.
10. You correctly circled "an" as the article.
Lastly, you were asked to write two sentences describing the clothes you are wearing today, using at least two adjectives in each sentence. Let's review your sentences:
1. "Today for my school uniform, I wore a pair of baggy blue sweatpants and a bright white t-shirt." Great job! You circled "a" correctly as the article, and underlined "baggy" and "bright" as the adjectives.
2. "After school, I wore a colorful top and a chilly pair of pajamas." Well done! You circled "a" correctly as the article, and underlined "colorful" and "chilly" as the adjectives.
Keep up the good work! If you have any more questions or need further clarification, feel free to ask.