1. Wednesday
10/03/2012
1. Finding the Subject Lesson (notes)
2. Classwork: p 66 (1-20) Questions and
Answers
3. Return Vocabulary quizzes tomorrow
4. Re-Take opportunity
* 7th Period: notebooks due at the end of
class today
3. My sister plays the saxophone.
Natural Order
The saxophone is played by my sister.
Inverted Order
4. Inverted order is when the subject
comes after the predicate (verb).
At the end of the rainbow is a pot of gold.
The pot of gold is at the end of the
rainbow.
5. Sentences that begin with “here” or
“there” are in inverted order.
Here is my phone number.
There goes the baby!
6. Many (but not all) interrogative
sentences are in inverted order.
Where are my keys?
Patrick likes raisins?
7. It may be easier to find the subject by
rearranging the sentence in natural
order.
At the corner of Pugua street is the
The bus-stop is bus-stop. Pugua Street.
at the corner of
Here comes the last bus.
The last bus comes here.
Where bus our bus?
Our is is where?
Does Patrickdoes ride our bus to school.
Patrick ride our bus to school?
8. The subject of all imperative sentences
is “you.”
Meet
You. me at the bus-stop.
Please save me a seat on the bus.
You.
You.Don’t be late.
Bring your leftover lunch with you.
You.
16. In your notebook:
• Inverted order is when the subjects comes
after the predicate (verb)
• Sentences that begin with “here” or “there” are
in inverted order.
• Many (but not all) interrogative sentences are
in inverted order.
• It may be easier to find the subject by
rearranging the sentence in natural order.
• The subject of all imperative sentences is
“you.”
17. “New Directions”
• #s 1-13: Write the sentence and
identify the subject.
• #s 14-20: Rewrite the sentence in
inverted order and then identify the
subject.
