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Homophones - Where, Were, Wear - PowerPoint Lesson

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Lesson cover introducing linking verbs with the words were, am, be, is, was, and a second instance of were
Opening slide of the linking verb lesson
Lesson objectives: recognize linking verbs in sentences and distinguish linking, helping, and action verbs
Learning objectives for the verb lesson
Action verb review slide defines action verbs as doing words, with run and ski illustrated as examples
Action verb review before linking verbs
Helping verb review uses 'The boys have been playing football' and identifies have been as helping playing
Helping verb review with a sentence example
Linking verb introduction labels the subject, linking verb, and rest of the sentence in 'The boys are friends'
Introduction to how linking verbs connect ideas
Linking verb definition slide uses 'The boys are friends' to show how are connects the subject to a noun
Definition connecting subjects to nouns or adjectives
Linking verb example 'Luigi is a chef' labels Luigi as the subject, is as the linking verb, and chef as a noun
Noun example using the linking verb is
Linking verb example explains how became connects the subject the footballer to angry after he got a red card
Adjective example using the linking verb became
Common linking verb reference slide lists is, was, are, were, am, be, being, and been as states of being words
Reference slide listing eight common verb forms
Linking verb example 'The baby is happy' identifies is as connecting the subject the baby to the adjective happy
Adjective example using the linking verb is
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This resource contains a fully editable, 50-slide PowerPoint lesson on the commonly confused homophones / near Homophones where / were / we're / wear.

The resource explains the meaning of the homophones and when they are used with examples. Opportunities are provided for students to choose the correct homophone.

What's Included

This resource contains a fully editable, 50-slide PowerPoint lesson on the commonly confused homophones / near Homophones where / were / we're / wear.

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