Change the words in the sentence below as indicated. You can only change the
exact word in the sequence given; after someone else has posted the next change,
then you can post another change. For instance, student 1 writes #1 Subject
Noun, and changes the subject noun; Student 2 writes #2 Direct Object Noun, and
changes that noun. Each student only makes one change at a time and keeps to
the order indicated.If you complete all 7 changes, then start making more
changes again from 1 to 7. Each student should build on the changes that the
previous students make.
Tom usually gives red roses to his wife on
Valentine’s Day.
Changes: #1 Subject noun #2 Direct object noun #3 Indirect object noun
#4 Adjective #5 Adverb #6 Verb name #7 Verb tense
Please number the change you make.
29 comments:
#1
Fred usually gives red roses to his wife on Valentine’s Day.
2. Direct object noun
Fred usually gives red flowers to his wife on Valentine’s Day.
#3 Indirect object noun
Fred usually gives red flowers to his mistress on Valentine's Day.
Fred usually gives pink flowers to his mistress on Valentine's Day.
#5 Adverb
Fred always gives pink flowers to his mistress on Valentine's Day.
#6. Verb name
Fred always provides pink flowers to his mistress on Valentine's Day.
ALESHA:yes!
ANDREW:yes!
BRITTANY:yes!
ALESHA: yes!
ALYCIA: yes!
SARAH: yes!
There's an interesting theme here!
#7 Verb Tense
Fred always provided pink flowers to his mistress on Valentine's Day.
#1 subject noun
George always provided pink flowers to his mistress on Valentine’s Day.
#2. Direct Object Noun
George always provided pink tulips to his mistress on Valentine's day.
#3
George always provided pink tulips to his spouse on Valentine's day.
#4. Adjective
George always provided yellow tulips to his spouse on Valentine's Day.
BEATRICE:yes!
MARY ANN:yes!
KIRSTEN;yes!
ALESHA:yes!
SARAH: yes!
#5. Adverb
George often provided yellow tulips to his spouse on Valentine's Day.
George often presents yellow tulips to his spouse on Valentine's Day.
Sorry I forgot to add #6
George often presents yellow tulips to his spouse on Valentine's Day.
#7 Verb tense
George often presented yellow tulips to his spouse on Valentine's Day.
#1
Tim often presented yellow tulips to his spouse on Valentine's Day.
#2 Direct Object Noun
Tim often presented yellow gumballs to his spouse on Valentine's Day.
Tim often presented yellow gumballs to his brother on Valentine's Day.
L BENSCH:yes
ALESHA:yes
MARYANN: yes!
ALESHA: yes!
L BENSCH: yes!
ALESHA: yes!
#3) Indirect Object Noun
Tim often presented yellow gumballs to his girlfriend on Valentine's Day.
Tim often presented blue gumballs to his girlfriend on Valentine's Day.
Sorry I forgot to add #4
Tim often presented blue gumballs to his girlfriend on Valentine's Day.
Tim delightfully presented blue gumballs to his girlfriend on Valentine's Day.
#6 Verb name
Tim delightfully showered blue gumballs to his girlfriend on Valentine's Day.
STEPHANIE: yes--but you should have made change #4;-)
ALESHA:yes!
SERENA:yes!
JENNIFER:That's a different verb, but it doesn't work unless you add some more wording;-)
#7
George is often presenting yellow tulips to his spouse on Valentine's Day.
ALESHA:I'm not sure what you're doing here--you've made a number of changes!
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