Grammar: Naming Words (Practice)

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Write two naming words (nouns) you see in the classroom.

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Write the shortest sentence you can think of. Now make it longer with one word.

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Mentor sentence

🧱 "The dog ran." → "The muddy dog ran into the kitchen."

Instructions

Write two naming words (nouns) you see in the classroom. Then write your own similar example.

Write two naming words (nouns) you see in the classroom. Then write your own similar example.

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