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Conjugate Like This This Sing to "Kiss Kiss" by Chris Brown Conjugate the active verbs Like this this Regular verbs just add -ed Present perfect tense add has/have to it Past perfect tense add h-a-d Conjugate the active verbs Like this this For the future tense add will -- you see Future perfect tense add will have to it Tenses are so easy for me I'm about to try my hand at it To make sure that every person here understands it Know, knew, have known, has known, had known Grow, grew, have grown, has grown, had grown Ring, rang, have rung Sing, sang, have sung Swim, swam, have swum Win, won, have won Teach, taught, have taught Catch, caught, have caught We'll get it shortly We're conjugating all these verbs That's just what we want Conjugate the active verbs Like this this Regular verbs just add -ed Present perfect tense add has/have to it Past perfect tense add h-a-d Conjugate the active verbs Like this this For the future tense add will -- you see Future perfect tense add will have to it Tenses are so easy for me Conjugate the active verbs Like this this Regular verbs just add -ed Present perfect tense add has/have to it Past perfect tense add h-a-d K-Dawg: Students let me holla at you You're so smart, smart, smart, smart Think I'd be praisin' if you're not, not, not, not? I'm queen of the town you can take a look around We're learning verb tenses on the spot, spot, spot, spot I've got knowledge on me Students it's no problem You're learning quickly There's no stoppin' It's just me, Mrs. B My boys and girls uh-er-oh-uh-uh OOOOOOWWEEEEEEE! Conjugate the active verbs Like this this For the future tense add will -- you see Future perfect tense add will have to it Tenses are so easy for me Conjugate the active verbs Like this this Regular verbs just add -ed Present perfect tense add has /have to it Past perfect tense add h-a-d I'll continue now with my demonstration Got the remedy Ya feelin me? So why are you hating tenses that we need? Conjugate the active verbs Like this this For the future tense add will -- you see Future perfect tense add will have to it Tenses are so easy for me We'll get it shortly We're conjugating all the verbs That's just what we want Drink, drank, have drunk Sink, sank, have sunk We are the best and we're fly Bring, brought, have brought Think, thought, have thought It’s Poetry Sing to “Take a Bow” by Rihanna How 'bout a round of applause Yeah Standing ovation Oohhhh... yeah Yeah, yeah yeah yeah Learnin’ poetry now And the ways about how Poets use the elements Listen up-- it just makes sense Please, we’ll work it out Unlike things compared are similes Like or as are used inside of these He is like a dream She is like a jewel Clouds are like ice cream The ocean’s like a pool Metaphors compare But like or as aren’t there That’s poetry It’s easy can’t you see Onomatopoeia you’ll find Makes sounds into words of kinds Dot a dot dot pitter pat Wow ooh tick meow moo ack Boom! I could go on Personification’s what you’ve got When human traits are given to what’s not The flowers bowed their heads And then they blinked their eyes They wandered off to bed And silently they cried The wind began to shout The raindrops skipped about Just personify Go on- give it a try! And alliteration repeats the same sounds Consonants you’ll see We write well; we Do wonderfully Just watch and see Finally imagery Is just great-- you’ll agree It paints a picture well In the reader’s mind See, feel, hear, touch, taste, smell Senses of each kind Now I hope you know Very entertaining Our poetry Elements are key It’s poetry Go on and take a bow Prepositions Will Rock You Sing to “We Will Rock You” by Queen About, above, across, after Against, along, among, around As, at, before, behind, below Beneath, beside, between, beyond Prepositions rock you Prepositions rock you By, despite, and there's down During, except, for, from, in Inside, into, like, near, of Off, on, out, over, and past, Prepositions rock you Prepositions rock you Through, to, toward, under, until, Up, with, within, and without There's no doubt- let's all shout Prepositions are what were talkin' about Prepositions rock you Prepositions rock you Pronoun Shuffle Sing/Dance to “Cupid Shuffle” CHORUS (2X) Pronouns, do your dance, do your dance Pronouns, do your dance, do your dance Pronouns, do your dance, do your dance Pronouns, do your dance, do your dance These words called pronouns-- we need to know They go in the place of the words we call the nouns There are different kinds that we'll learn about Let's review the rules so that we will never doubt There's nominative case: I, you, he, she Nominative case: who, they, it, we Use it after a linking verb Or as the subject of a verb Nominative, Nominative: I you, he, she Nominative, Nominative: who, they, it we Use it after a linking verb Or the subject of a verb or the subject of a verb Objective, Objective: me, you, her, him Objective, Objective: whom, us, it, them Use it after prepositions, yes Or objects direct or objects indirect And do the Pronoun Shuffle Pronoun Shuffle It's ya girl K-Dawg K the d-a- w-g Ms. Bearden on the track, got another hittin' beat Objective case: me, you, her, him Objective case: whom, us, it, them Use it after prepositions, yes Or objects direct or objects indirect CHORUS (2X) Pronouns, do your dance, do your dance Pronouns, do your dance, do your dance Pronouns, do your dance, do your dance Pronouns, do your dance, do your dance CHORUS (2X) Pronouns, do your dance, do your dance Pronouns, do your dance, do your dance Pronouns, do your dance, do your dance Pronouns, do your dance, do your dance -Kim Bearden Nominative, Nominative: I you, he, she Nominative, Nominative: who, they, it we Use it after a linking verb Or the subject of a verb or the subject of the verb Objective, Objective: me, you, her, him Objective, Objective: whom, us, it, them Use it after prepositions, yes Or objects direct or objects indirect Possessive case-- we must sing and shout Showing ownership is what it is about And remember, whatever you do Absolutely no apostrophes are used CHORUS (2X) Pronouns, do your dance, do your dance Pronouns, do your dance, do your dance Pronouns, do your dance, do your dance Pronouns, do your dance, do your dance Adverbs Are Nice, Nice Baby Rap to “Ice, Ice, Baby” by Vanilla Ice Lyrics by Kim Bearden Yo, VIP—let’s kick it! Nice, nice, baby—adverbs are nice, nice baby Alright stop, collaborate and listen Adverbs are so useful I thought that I should mention Words like happily, craftily, and tightly I can speak about them daily and nightly Do you think you need them? Yo—I hope you know That they modify verbs, adjectives, and adverbs Words like extremely, often, there, and gladly The man sings softly, quietly, and badly Where? Is a question they answer To what extent? Is another one I am sure How? When? Are others they can tell And remember that a person does things well How much? And Why? Are still more ways That they tell about verbs on this fine day If there is a problem, yo, I’ll solve it Check out the hook while my DJ revolves it Nice, nice, baby—adverbs are nice, nice baby Nice, nice, baby—adverbs are nice, nice baby Now remember that adjectives are something Adverbs can tell about, and that’s not the only thing Quick to the point, they also modify adverbs This music is so fast it’s very hard to say the words But I can do it now and very well I feel so crazy and my head begins to swell I have more things I wanted you to know So I’ll say more now before it’s time to go Oh, there’s something I forgot Another useful adverb is the common word not Like the bird did not fly Did you know they often end in –ly? I’ll keep on talkin’—I just can’t stop I’ll keep learnin’ ‘til my head begins to pop There’s more I’ve read Yo—so I’ll continue with more things like Comparative is when there are two things I sing more merrily than his friend sings Superlative means three or more Most joyfully, most gracefully or He dances the most clumsily of all Every time he does it, he struggles not to fall It’s almost time for me to go, and well This song is telling all there is to tell Let’s summarize the facts here real fast Keep all the info; make my words last Adverbs are important words, in fact They modify the verbs, adjectives, and that Is not all, you know what I mean They modify adverbs, sometimes I’ve seen If there is a problem, adverbs just might solve it Check out the hook while my DJ revolves it Nice, nice, baby—adverbs are nice, nice baby Nice, nice, baby—adverbs are nice, nice baby Man, I Just Love These Pronouns! Sing to “Man, I Feel Like a Woman” by Shania Twain Lyrics by Kim Bearden I’m sitting down to write—I want to make it right Going to use some new pronouns The pronouns have a case when they take the place Yeah, they replace the nouns Nominative case—let’s start at that place I, you, he, she, who It and they and we—it’s easy; can’t you see? They act just like a subject, too The best thing about nominative pronouns Is the way that they work just like a subject Oh, oh, oh—rule number one is They are a subject And yes, there’s more Oh, oh, oh—after a linking verb this case does go Oh, oh, oh—We and they sing All about these things It is she; we are they Oh, oh, oh—She and I know-- he and they will go Man! I just love these pronouns! Objective case is great—there is no debate Me, you, him, her, whom and it You and them and us—don’t make a big fuss As an object they do fit The best thing about objective pronouns Is the way that they work just like an object Oh, oh, oh—rule number one is They are an object Indirect or direct Oh, oh, oh—after a preposition they do go Oh, oh, oh- The girl gave him notes The boy gave her votes And then left with them Oh, oh, oh—with them, for whom, by him, to her Man, I just love these pronouns! Don’t forget the other case of pronouns The possessive is the very last one, yeah Oh, oh, oh—the only rule is They show possession No apostrophes Oh, oh, oh—let’s list them now so we will learn Oh, oh, oh—my, mine, your, your, his, her, hers, its Our, ours, their, theirs Oh, oh, oh—This song is ours and it is theirs. Man, I just love these pronouns! Stop! Because Grammar’s Neat Sing to “Stop! In the Name of Love” Lyrics by Kim Bearden Stop! Because grammar’s neat There are eight parts of speech Baby, baby I know what nouns are for Place, person, thing—there’s more An idea can also be a noun Common, proper These are fun I’ve found Now let me tell of pronouns, too Replacing nouns is what they do Think it over—I, he, it, and we Think it over—him, her, us, and me CHORUS: Stop! Because grammar’s neat There are eight parts of speech Stop! Because grammar’s neat There are eight parts of speech Think it over Think it over Some action verbs Show just what you did Some are linking Am, are, was, were, is And let’s not forget the prepositions Around, about, over, under, from, within But is a popular conjunction They have some important functions Connecting—phrases and words Connecting—and, or, yet, for CHORUS Adjectives—nouns and pronouns they describe Adverbs—verbs, adjectives, and adverbs modified Interjections show us your emotions Expressing feelings like explosions CHORUS It’s a Comma Sing to “All-star” by Smashmouth Lyrics by Kim Bearden Somebody once told me the world is full of commas I have the rules all stuck in my brain I don’t want to be called dumb, and so I’ll learn each one In my head they’ll forever remain Well, use them in a series—don’t grow weary They keep the items separate and keep them from running Into one another and all as one See? That’s smart; it’s sure not dumb Another thing to do is use them after the Words that are called “introductory” Yes, I think you should know. Boy, my brain will grow. CHORUS: Hey, now, it’s a comma Punctuation makes sense Hey now, it’s a comma Stop and pause—I’m convinced That commas make writing clear The rules are surely not to be feared There’s another place—add a comma after this: An adverb clause in front of a sentence Because you’re a friend of mine, I will tell you rules of all kinds. Around parenthetical expressions The commas go—here’s a great lesson. You are, in fact, my good friend This song, I believe, shouldn’t end. REPEAT CHORUS Whistle… REPEAT CHORUS Another way to use them is after nonessential Elements that can be removed The man, who is a doctor, drove the truck away. The book, a classic, hasn’t been moved. Well, use them with addresses, dates and transitions They make things clear—I hope you’ll listen When adjectives are more than one Add a comma then; it’s so much fun Join independent clauses only If you remember to add one of these: And, but, or, yet Nor, for—don’t forget REPEAT CHORUS Prepositions, Boy Sing to “Sk8ter Boi” by Avril Levigne Lyrics by Kim Bearden About, above, across, after Against, along, among, around As, at, before, behind, below Beneath, beside, between Beyond and by, despite and down During, except, for, and from, and in Inside, into, like, near, and of Off, on, out, over, past, through, to, and toward CHORUS: These prepositions, boy They bring us lots of joy They aren’t too hard for us to know They start the phrases, too There’s much that they can do Before an object they do go Under, until, up, with, within And don’t forget to add without That is the list, it’s not too hard We can sing it as we dance and shout Some phrases work like adjectives Modifying pronouns or nouns Others can work just like adverbs Describing adjectives and verbs CHORUS 2X Let’s all sing some phrases now Before we all take a bow In the day and with good friends Near the house and after him Before school or during night Down the hill or on a flight Beneath the stars, despite the rain Against the wall or without pain About, above, across, after Against, along, among, around As, at, before, behind, below Beneath, beside, between CHORUS 2X I Will Now Write Sing to “I Will Survive” Lyrics by Kim Bearden At first I am afraid; I am petrified Keep thinking I can never find a topic or decide I always spend so many nights Thinking ‘bout what I should write Ideas I find and then prewrite with all my might And then I draft while leaving space To place my ideas as they come to me right there upon the page And as I write them down so fast No little worries should there be Because this very first rough draft is only written just for me So I’ll show my ideas flow I’ll let them out now I’m doing really well I know I am the one who feared the task that was assigned But I won’t crumble; I will not lie down and die Oh, no, not I. I will now write Oh, as long as I give it a try for greatness I will strive I’ve got all my thoughts to give I’ve got stories that should live and I’ll now write I will now write; I will now write Then it will be time to tear my words apart Revise and make them better from the very start And as I change and rearrange I can’t feel sorry for myself; I will comply So I can hold my head up high And as I choose the words so new I’ll have more style and better word choice as good writers do I will have strong organization and the details to complete Add some varied sentence patterns with great verbs that do agree So I’ll show my ideas flow I’ll let them out now I’m doing really well I know I am the one who feared the task that was assigned But I won’t crumble; I will not lie down and die Oh, no, not I. I will revise Oh, as long as I know how to change I know I’ll be alright I’ve got all my thoughts to give I’ve got stories that should live and I’ll revise I will revise; I will revise Then I’ll edit all my work just to show my pride And fix the errors in mechanics that I should not hide Check the spelling, punctuation, and the things that are still wrong ‘Cause I am smart, and these mistakes do not belong And then it’s time to finalize Publish my best of my writing all for other people’s eyes I will complete my final copy in a way that makes me feel Like I’ve given all my best and that my efforts are for real So I’ll show my ideas flow I’ll let them out now I’m doing really well I know I am the one who feared the task that was assigned But I won’t crumble; I will not lie down and die Oh, no, not I. I will now write Commas Are Nice, Nice Baby Rap to “Ice, Ice, Baby” by Vanilla Ice Lyrics by Kim Bearden Yo, VIP—let’s kick it! Nice, nice, baby—commas are nice, nice baby Alright stop, collaborate and listen Commas are so useful I thought that I should mention Use 'em in a series of words or phrases If you get 'em right I'll sing your praises Do you think you need them? Yo—I hope you know That they separate words, phrases or clauses Words that are jumbled become much clearer When commas tell you where the pause is Well, is a word that needs 'em Yes, no, can also precede them Set off a name -- another rule to tell Learning all these rules is really swell! In fact, finally, are still more ways To place commas on this fine day If there is a problem-- commas solve it Check out the hook while my DJ revolves it Nice, nice, baby—commas are nice, nice baby Nice, nice, baby—commas are nice, nice baby Now remember that dates are something Commas follow, and that's not the only thing Quick to the point they also follow transitions With prepositions, there are conditions More rules now-- I'm doing well I feel so crazy and my head begins to swell I have more things I wanted you to know, so I’ll say more now before it’s time to go Oh, another thing to understand Use a comma after conjunctions like and but, or, nor, for, so and yet These are words you can't forget I’ll keep on talkin’—I just can’t stop I’ll keep learnin’ ‘til my head begins to pop There’s more I’ve read Yo—so I’ll continue with more things like Appositives, when they're not needed My friend, a neighbor, has succeeded. Expressions-- parenthetical kinds My keys, I believe, are hard to find. Two adjectives before a noun The happy, young boy can be a clown. With contrast, you need them, too Adding a comma is something you must do Let’s summarize the facts here real fast Keep all the info; make my words last Commas are important marks, in fact They clarify your words to make them exact That's not all, you know what I mean They help the reader, sometimes I’ve seen If there is a problem, commas just might solve it Check out the hook while my DJ revolves it Nice, nice, baby—commas are nice, nice baby Nice, nice, baby—commas are nice, nice baby Verbs Are Easy for Me Sing to “It’s Gonna Be Me” by ‘N Sync Lyrics by Kim Bearden We know each verb tense We should apply We’ve seen them all come and go, oh We remember that tense is The way verbs tell time Bought comes from buy Have flown comes from fly CHORUS: Every little verb we do Can be conjugated, too I can change a verb really fast Present perfect—add have/has And past perfect tense? 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