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DAY 127 CAPITALIZATION: 1. todd reported to his world religion class, “the feast of sacrifice is celebrated in the islamic faith.” PUNCTUATION: In punctuating lists, do not use a colon if the list begins with a preposition. Ex.— The committee will consist of a teacher, the vice-principal, four students, and two parents. 2. The group will participate in team building activities softball balloon toss and tug of war PARTS OF SPEECH: VERBS Catenative verbs are a type of verb placed before an infinitive that is stated or implied. Ex.— The train appears ( be) moving. Cool water will help (to) ease the pain. Some catenative verbs can join a verb to a present participle. Ex.— He began talking. These can be used as catenative verbs: to appear, to begin, to come, to expect, to fail, to get, to go, to happen, to help, to manage, to seem, to stop Sometimes, a catenative verb will have a direct object. Ex.— I managed to splice two wires together. Write a sentence using a catenative verb. to 3. __________________________________________________________________________________ PARTS OF SPEECH: PRONOUNS Use I, he, she, they, we, or who as a subject or a predicate nominative. (You and it may also be used.) Ex.— On Saturday, they will hike. (subject) The judge is she who just entered. (predicate nominative) Proof: She is the judge. Write an appropriate pronoun. 4. The first teenagers to finish the race were ___________________. BEYOND EASY GRAMMAR: Nouns ~ Number: ETYMOLOGY a) Nouns ending in y preceded by a consonant change y to i and add es. b) Nouns ending in y preceded by a vowel add s. relay - relays c) Some nouns ending in f or fe change endings to ve and add s. d) Some nouns ending in f or fe form the plural regularly by adding s. e) Nouns ending in o preceded by a consonant usually add es. f) Nouns ending in o preceded by a vowel usually add s. g) Some nouns are highly irregular. fly - flies child - children woman - women leaf - leaves gulf - gulfs potato - potatoes folio - folios foot - feet goose - geese wife - wives