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Basics
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Basics
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Date_______________________________________________rhlschool.com
Sometimes the same word can be a noun, verb, or adjective, depending on how that word is used. Note the two underlined words in each sentence and draw a ring around the noun.
1. Please don’t use too much water when you water the lawn.
2. I’d say that there is a remote chance of finding the remote under the couch.
3. Is it a good trade when you trade your new shoes for a warm ice cream cone?
4. The drains get plugged every time Alfred drains the pools.
5. We can’t delay the trip any longer; it will be cancelled if there is any further delay.
6.
We’ll treasure our memories of the quest
even though we never found any buried treasure.
7. We must hire a brave and intelligent guard to successfully guard my priceless toenail collection!
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Basics, Vol.6, No. 4, January 7, 2002http://rhlschool.comCopyright 2002 RHL
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