Now we get to verb endings.
New Nouns: slave girl
New Verbs: you are doing, I am writing, you are writing, he/she is writing, they are writing, I am watching, he/she is watching, they are watching, I am cleaning, he/she is cleaning, I am reading, he/she is reading, I am sweeping, he/she is entering, they are working, they are smiling
New Verb Endings: I - o, you - s, he/she - t, they - nt
New Adjective: new
New Adverbs: suddenly
Noun Bank: mother, father, daughter, son, small child, cat, mouse, sister, soul, birthday, gift, house, garden, dress, soldier, cloak, wasp, whale, dolphin, horse, rabbit, pig, dinner, fish sauce, elephant, swan, peacock, parrot, fish, bull, dog, cow, hen, fox, cat, frog, badger, bird, cheese, bedroom, sir, slave girl
Adjective Bank: famous, beautiful, dirty, messy, tired, excellent, fat, big, small, very big, very small, friendly, naughty, good, very good, clever, very clever, beautiful, lazy, energetic, new
Verb Bank: I am, we are, you are (singular), you are (plural), is, are, will be, I have, sit (plural), come (singular), sit down (singular), get up, silent (plural), smiles (singular) you are doing, I am writing, you are writing, he/she is writing, they are writing, I am watching, he/she is watching, they are watching, I am cleaning, he/she is cleaning, I am reading, he/she is reading, I am sweeping, he/she is entering, they are working, they are smiling
Verb Endings: I - o, you - s, he/she - t, they - nt
Adverb Bank: now, once upon a time, of course, especially, suddenly
Pronoun Bank: I, we, everyone, my
Conjunction Bank: and, but
Interrogatives: who, what, how
Greetings Bank: Hello, Hello (plural), Goodbye, Dear (female), Dear (male), Dearest (female)
Exclamation Bank: yeah!, oh dear
Negative Bank: not, don't
(Noun) (verb).
(Plural noun) (plural verb).
(Adverb) (noun) (verb).
4 comments:
sorry for being a ninny, but I don't understand your story.
Can you explain it to me? :D
Minimus is a early elementary Latin curriculum: http://www.minimus-etc.co.uk/ It has a minimum of worksheets, with the advice to "make your own". That's what I'm doing. I'm making a crude worksheet generator. It's linked on the top left.
oooOOOoooh, now I get it. It sounds tempting...which is another way of saying *I'd* like to try it, but I doubt I could persuade my kid. (Not right now, anyway) But I'm hopeful.
Good luck to you. Carpe diem and all that. :)
Hey, it's fun for kids. It's frontloaded with all sorts of kid bait, like a comic book format and plenty of activities. They put those in instead of the worksheets.
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