Spelling Pronouns Grades 1st-8th use Houghton Mifflin for Personal and Possessive Pronouns spelling. Pronoun Antecedents Each week students are tested on a list of Pronoun Case words at the beginning and end of the Interrogative Pronouns week. Demonstrative Pronouns Students also complete several unit pages Indefinite Pronouns that work on vocabulary, homophones, Reflexive and Intensive Pronouns antonyms, phonics, etc. Choosing the Right Pronoun Prepositions Eighth Grade Prepositional Phrases Nouns Prepositional Phrases as Modifiers Kinds of Nouns Choosing Correct Prepositions Compound and Collective Nouns Verbals: Participles Singular and Plural Nouns Participial Phrases Possessive Nouns Verbals: Gerunds Gerund Phrases Verbs Verbals: Infinitives Kinds of Verbs Infinitive Phrases Verbs Phrases Interjections and Punctuation Tenses Forms of be, have and do Interjections Irregular Sentences and Interjections More Irregular Proper Nouns and Proper Adjectives Progressive Forms Uses for Commas Transitive and Intransitive More Uses for Commas Direct and Indirect Objects Dates, Addresses, and letters Predicate and Adjectives Quotation Marks Active and Passive Voices Sentences Subject-Verb Agreement Kinds of Sentences More about Subject-Verb Agreement Complete Subjects and Complete Predicates Inverted and Interrupted Order Simple Subjects and Simple Predicates Lie, lay; rise, raise Finding the Subject Affect, effect; accept, except Compound Subjects and Compound Adjectives Predicates Adjectives Compound Sentences Comparing with Adjectives Conjunctions Complex Sentence Adverbs Fragments and Run-ons Adverbs Titles of Long Works Comparing with Adverbs Colons and Semicolons Negatives Abbreviations and Numbers Adjective or Adverb? Apostrophes
Spelling Grades 1st-8th use Houghton Mifflin for spelling. Each week students are tested on a list of words at the beginning and end of the week. Students also complete several unit pages that work on vocabulary, homophones, antonyms, phonics, etc. Eighth Grade Nouns Kinds of Nouns Compound and Collective Nouns Singular and Plural Nouns Possessive Nouns Verbs Kinds of Verbs Verbs Phrases Tenses Forms of be, have and do Irregular More Irregular Progressive Forms Transitive and Intransitive Direct and Indirect Objects Predicate and Adjectives Active and Passive Voices Subject-Verb Agreement More about Subject-Verb Agreement Inverted and Interrupted Order Lie, lay; rise, raise Affect, effect; accept, except Adjectives Adjectives Comparing with Adjectives Adverbs Adverbs Comparing with Adverbs Negatives Adjective or Adverb? Pronouns Personal and Possessive Pronouns Pronoun Antecedents Pronoun Case Interrogative Pronouns Demonstrative Pronouns Indefinite Pronouns Reflexive and Intensive Pronouns Choosing the Right Pronoun Prepositions Prepositional Phrases Prepositional Phrases as Modifiers Choosing Correct Prepositions Verbals: Participles Participial Phrases Verbals: Gerunds Gerund Phrases Verbals: Infinitives Infinitive Phrases Interjections and Punctuation Interjections Sentences and Interjections Proper Nouns and Proper Adjectives Uses for Commas More Uses for Commas Dates, Addresses, and letters Quotation Marks Sentences Kinds of Sentences Complete Subjects and Complete Predicates Simple Subjects and Simple Predicates Finding the Subject Compound Subjects and Compound Predicates Compound Sentences Conjunctions Complex Sentence Fragments and Run-ons Titles of Long Works Colons and Semicolons Abbreviations and Numbers Apostrophes
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