Chapter 3, Lesson 5
- 1. Lessons 4 and 5.notebook October 16, 2012 October 16, 2012 Agenda: • Spelling & Vocabulary > Vocabulary pgs. 6162 • Grammar > Chapter 3, Lesson 5 • Literature > Maniac Magee Layered Assessment Projects – C Layer due Tuesday, 10/23 – B Layer due Tuesday, 10/30 – A Layer due Friday, 11/2 Homework: • Vocabulary pages due Thurday, 10/18 • Unit 5 Spelling Post Test on Friday, 10/19 • Independent Reading Sheet & Log #1 due 10/26 1
- 2. Lessons 4 and 5.notebook October 16, 2012 Lesson 5: Reflexive and Intensive Pronouns Pronouns that end in self or selves are either reflexive or intensive pronouns . myself yourself herself, himself, itself ourselves yourselves themselves 2
- 3. Lessons 4 and 5.notebook October 16, 2012 Reflexive Pronouns Refers to the subject and directs the action of the verb back to the subject. (Reflexive pronouns are necessary to determine the meaning of a sentence) The winners considered themselves lucky. Team players think of others besides themselves. Intensive Pronouns Emphasizes the noun or pronoun . (Intensive pronouns are not necessary to the meaning of the sentence.) I myself just keep saying, "We'll win!" The players themselves designed their uniforms. 3
- 4. Lessons 4 and 5.notebook October 16, 2012 Circle the pronoun in each sentence, then tell whether it is reflexive or intensive. 1. My sister Emmy never pictures herself playing team sports. 2. Now Emmy herself admits that her best friends are her soccer teammates. 3. The players have to get themselves in step with the team. 4. One player can't win a match all by himself or herself. 5. Pro athletes themselves encourage young people to join teams. 6. Team players think of others besides themselves. 4
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