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    Hello, 7-SPA

    A!
    Complete Me!
    Directions: Arrange the group of
    words to complete a sentence. After
    that, identify the transition words
    used in the sentences.
    What is a Sentence?
    A sentence is a set of words that is
    complete containing a subject and
    predicate, conveying a statement,
    question, exclamation, or command.
    Basic Parts oF a
    Sentence
    Every sentence requires at least a verb
    and a subject; a verb is an action, and a
    subject is the noun that does the action.

    For example:
    I am waiting.
    How to Write a Complete
    Sentence?
    • Capitalize the first letter of the first word
    in a sentence.
    Examples:
    • The sun rises in the east.
    • Riza went to the market to buy fruits.
    End a sentence with a period, question mark,
    exclamation point, or quotation marks.
    Examples:
    • I like fantasy novels.
    • What is the name of the movie you were
    watching?
    • Most of the time, the sentence's subject comes first, the
    verb comes second, and the objects come last. (Subject
    -> Verb -> Object)
    Examples:
    • He is reading the book.

    Subject Verb Object


    • If the subject is singular, the verb must also be
    singular. If the subject is plural, the verb must be
    plural. This is known as subject-verb agreement.
    Examples:
    • She works hard for her family.
    • The contestants have done well in the competition.
    • Transition words and phrases
    (also called linking words,
    connecting words, or
    transitional words) are used to
    link together different ideas in
    your text.
    Examples of Sentences with
    Transition Words
    • I ran home and I just got there
    in time. (and
    • I ran home but I was still late.
    • I could run home or I could stay
    in school and work.
    • I ran home and I just got there in
    time. (and is a transition word
    that connects the two occurrences
    equally.)
    • I ran home but I was still late. (but
    is a transition word that introduces
    contrast.)
    • I could run home or I could stay in
    school and work. (or is a transition
    word that presents two different
    options.)
    • She was thrilled to receive an
    invitation, especially from such a
    prestigious organization
    • She was thrilled to receive an
    invitation, especially from such a
    prestigious organization.
    (especially is a transition word that
    used to give emphasis.)
    Directions: Carefully read the
    statements and identify the transition
    words used in the sentences.
    1. We managed to have a decent harvest despite
    the drought.
    2. I went to the seminar expecting a long, boring
    presentation but on the contrary, it was
    engaging and fun!
    3. While Mark is a stickler for tradition, April
    gives every holiday party a new twist.
    Drawing is all about taking the time to master
    each step. In other words, mastering the art of
    drawing doesn’t happen in a day.
    Furthermore, it’s a skill that takes daily
    practice as well as dedication to hone your
    craft. It’s important not to burn yourself out,
    but you need to stick with it.
    Drawing is all about taking the time to master
    each step. In other words, mastering the art of
    drawing doesn’t happen in a day.
    Furthermore, it’s a skill that takes daily
    practice as well as dedication to hone your
    craft. It’s important not to burn yourself out,
    but you need to stick with it.
    Based on the given paragraph, what
    part is the general statement? How
    about the specific statement?
    Drawing is all about taking the time to master
    each step. In other words, mastering the art of
    drawing doesn’t happen in a day.
    Furthermore, it’s a skill that takes daily
    practice as well as dedication to hone your
    craft. It’s important not to burn yourself out,
    but you need to stick with it.
    Part I. Directions: Complete the sentence by
    choosing the correct transition word that makes
    it complete.

    1. I am tired ____ I stayed up late last night.


    • because
    • but
    • hence
    2. I walked to the beach _____ it was
    foggy, so I didn’t swim.
    • but
    • although
    • moreover
    3. She was a woman of extraordinary musical
    skill ____ a talented photographer.
    • therefore
    • as well as
    • but
    4. ___ smearing peanut butter and jam on
    whole wheat bread, Dean knocked on
    Martha's door.
    • First
    • In addition
    • After
    5. Citrus fruits, ____ oranges and
    grapefruits, are high in vitamin C.
    • such as
    • and
    • hence
    6. I like animals, ___ cats and dogs.
    • unlike
    • for example
    • also
    7. You can pass your exam ____ you
    work hard.
    • as long as
    • but
    • therefore
    8. I love beautiful places ___
    Batangas and Baguio.
    • such as
    • and
    • but
    9. It has been continuously raining
    ___ this morning.
    • and
    • since
    • however
    10. Televisions ___ computers are
    dominating our daily life.
    • and
    • like
    • but
    Part II. Directions: Formulate five
    (5) sentences using transition
    words.
    THANK YOU

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