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ACTIVITY E: Underlining Vowels in Words
1
splen did
air speed
fe male
*
2
for get
tex tile
mem ber ship
3
free dom
for est
can teen
4
ben e fit
left o ver
*
home made
5
fif teenth
land lord
ev er green
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ACTIVITY H: Circling Prefixes and Suffixes
1
novel ist
pun ish ing
van ish
2
a ston ish ing
un self ish
ex plode
3
optim ism
flor ist
con sume
4
dis a gree ing
smart est
hero ism
5
ab solute
mis con duct
pessim ism
6
human ist
ad vertise s
fin ish ing
7
in ter est ed
re gret
pre vent ed
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ACTIVITY J: Spelling Dictation
1
unselfish
2
prevented
3
interested
4
florist
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astonishes —
(verb)
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explanation
If someone or something astonishes you, they
surprise you very much.
Synonyms - amazes, surprises
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astonishes —
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example
Every time I drive by this tulip field,
the color of the tulips astonishes
me.
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astonishes —
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check for understanding
Robin is reading an adventure
story. What astonishes Robin?
Begin by saying:
It astonishes Robin when she
reads that . . .
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astonishes —
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word family
• astonishes –verb
• astonished –verb
• astonishing –adjective
• astonishment –noun
The 12-foot tall skeleton of a
Tyrannosaurus rex astonishes
museum visitors. They are
astonished by the height of
the skeleton and the size of the
astonishing teeth. You can see
astonishment on the faces of many
children when they stand under the
skeleton of the Tyrannosaurus rex.
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regret —
(verb)
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explanation
If you regret something that you have done, you
wish that you had not done it, and, as a result,
you feel sad or disappointed.
Synonym - feel sorry about
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regret —
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example
Ling is having difficulty writing
her paper. She regrets that she
did not start writing it earlier.
She regrets that she did not do
more research on her topic.
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regret —
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check for understanding
David regrets lending his favorite
book to a friend. What would you
regret lending to someone if you
didn’t get it back?
Begin by saying:
I would regret lending . . .
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regret —
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word family
• regret –noun
• regrets –verb
• regretful –adjective
• regretfully –adverb
Ethan is remodeling his house and
has one big regret. He regrets not
starting this work years ago. He is
regretful that he didn’t do small
repairs back then because now he
has to do major repairs. He should
have fixed the first broken tile five
years ago. Regretfully, now he
must replace every tile.
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Review
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Show me the number of the word with
your fingers.
1 record
2 exclude
3 predict
4 propose
I am thinking of a word:
to stop somebody from taking part in
an activity
•
• to suggest an idea
• to keep track of information in order
to use it in the future
• to make a guess about the future
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Cumulative Review
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Show me the number of the word with your fingers.
1 astonishes
2 distract
3 contrast
4 persist
5 discard
6 regret
I am thinking of a word:
to tell about the differences between
Saturn and Mars
•
• to continue practicing the piano even
though it’s difficult
• to feel sad because of what they had done
• somebody gives you a big surprise
• to throw away all your old gum wrappers
• someone opening the door takes all the
students’ attention away from what they
are doing
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