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Name Combining Sentences: Nouns Date Extend 26 Choose words from the box to complete the sentences. Use reference books if you need help. Then make each set of two sentences into one by using a conjunction. 1. sailed from Europe to the Western Hemisphere. Western Hemisphere. sailed from Europe to the Iroquois Christopher Columbus California 2. were already living in America when the Europeans arrived. were already living in the Americas when the Europeans arrived. cranberries Massachusetts Bay Virginia John Cabot 3. At Thanksgiving dinner the Pilgrims ate . At Thanksgiving dinner the Pilgrims ate . turkey Aztecs Texas 4. The British founded the colony of . The British founded the colony of . McGraw-Hill School Division 5. The Spanish settled in present-day . The Spanish settled in present-day . McGraw-Hill Language Arts Grade 5, Unit 2, Nouns, pages 104–105 At Home: Do some research. Write about the battles at Concord and Saratoga during the Revolutionary War. Use compound nouns as often as you can. Critical Thinking 26
Name Date Extend 27 Mechanics and Usage: Letter Punctuation In the early part of the twentieth century, hordes of people came to the New World from the Old. In Europe and Russia, families would save enough for passage to the United States for one family member, often a young teenager. That person would work to earn enough money to send home for another relative until eventually all family members could be sent for. Here are two letters from that time. Capitalize and punctuate these letters according to present-day letter-writing rules. ellis island new york, new york april 19 1908 dear Rachel Nothing could have prepared me for my voyage to new york, I was scared the whole time but people on the ship were so wonderful. They shared their food and music. I even made friends with a girl whose uncle can find me a room and some sewing work. we all stood together on the deck in awe when we sailed into port. There was the statue of liberty. soon I will earn some money, and I will send as much as I can. I promise to work hard. Then you, mama, papa and little Levi can come and join me. I dream of the day when our family will be together here in the New World. your loving sister Sarah 12 luba street gdansk, poland may 24 1908 dear Sarah I cried tears of joy when I read your letter. The ink ran in places but I can still make out the words. I read them over and over. I hope it will not be long until I see you. The time since you left us has been so lonely. all my love Rachel McGraw-Hill School Division 27 At Home: Choose a relative or a friend—or get a pen pal—and practice writing letters. You can use E-mail if you have it, but follow the rules of more formal letter writing, including those for punctuation. Critical Thinking McGraw-Hill Language Arts Grade 5, Unit 2, Nouns, pages 106–107
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