They say you know it when you see it. It was unwrapped and clean under the twinkling tree. My grandmother had knit it, and it resembled a tiny girl(compound  sentence). she had bright orange hair, a blue-green dress and bonnet, and the bluest eyes. She felt soft to the touch and as light(rel . to weigh) as a feather. This gift was given to me. Because she was always quiet(sentence fragment), I thought she was peaceful, patient, and easily pleased. She smelled like roses and Grammy. What was she? (a doll)

This paragraph has 13 adjectives.

 bright--adv.明亮地,vivid.strong,鮮明,強烈地的

unwrapped--adj.解開的

resemble--v. to look like(好像)    assemble--v.to gather(集合,聚集),組合

to twinkle--to have little light that goes on and off(adv.) 斷續地

to have a twinkle in your eyes---you may be mischievous(淘氣的,頑皮的) or a joker(愛說笑畫者).

Winnie the pooh--Eeyore(donkey's name),--heavy energy (行動慢)

Pig let--light enrgy(行動 輕快)

diabolo--扯鈴

grandma--NaNa,Maa ma,Mee ma,TuTu,(Me me,Pe Pe)

twinkling---adj.閃耀,發亮的`

verb to be and non- action verbs are all linking verbs  

Other frequently used linking verbs appear, become, remain,

seem, turn, smell, taste, feel, look and sound.

 The new student looks familiar to me.  

 He is familiar with English.                                                  

Monday, September 22, 2014. homework.

Lafayette Adult Resource Academy

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