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equivocate   assiduous   aptitude   circumspect   metamorphosis

substantive   nepotism   solicitous

daunt, rudimentary, credulous, lucid

figurative, reiterate

exceptional  commuter  compel
beset

cursory

labyrinth

exacerbate

competent  

extremity   extricate  communicate
     consider      
council   counsel    

  eligible       epic   erroneous  

Exercise 2

Exercise 1

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 Simple Future and Future Continuous    Verb Tense Exercise 24    Simple Present, Simple Future, Present Continuous, and Future Continuous

4.    detach   solvency - n   artisan - n   attribute - v    augment - v   bantam - adj   reciprocate - v  
 salutation - n      sonata - n   stereotype -n   shoddy -adj   melancholy

c. Review these Plural forms of words ending in -o:  capitalism

-os	-oes	-os or -oes
albinos armadillos autos bravos broncos cantos casinos combos gazebos infernos kimonos logos maraschinos ponchos sombreros tacos torsos tobaccos typos	echoes embargoes heroes potatoes tomatoes torpedoes vetoes	avocados/oes buffaloes/os cargoes/os desperadoes/os dodoes/os dominoes/os ghettos/oes grottoes/os hoboes/os innuendoes/os lassos/oes mangoes/os mosquitoes/os mottoes/os mulattos/oes noes/os palmettos/oes peccadilloes/os tornadoes/os volcanoes/os zeros/oes

Exercise 5sepal - n

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  Simple Past and Past Continuous

aristocrat - nVerb Tense Exercise 7    Present Perfect and Present Perfect Continuous

Simple Past and Present Perfect

Try the second quiz on this page and print out results
    All about prepositions and Tests   then read Prepositions of Direction

aristocracy - n  
auditor - n
attentive - adj
bacteria - n
recitation - n
salamander - n
saliva - n
sentimental - adj
solute - n
gyration - n

detailaquatic - adj

Exercise 4Simple Past and Past Continuous
We will go over  Verb Tense Exercise 3

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aqueduct - n
arbitrate - v Simple Present.  Then, read Present Continuous.
bacillus - n
plundering - v
ratify - v
amphibian - n   Verb Tense Exercise 2.
sedimentary - adj
solubility - n
permeate - v

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directorySeven-Up Vocabulary (Grades 2-4)

Pronoun Agreement

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Exercise 3

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disapprove
discuss6th Grade  Entire K - 6 List
dismiss
display
division
dormitory

1. 6th grade Language Arts
2. Spelling Check - Click on the misspelled word and then correct it. (for different words and spelling activities, check here)
3. Spelling Practice Grade Six - Instruction and practice in improving spelling

 6th Grade spelling words       Sixth Grade Spelling      

Language Arts Standards - 6th grade student performance skills
http://www.internet4classrooms.com/skills_6th.htm

duet
earnest
echo
 

attrition - n
auger - n
balderdash - n
baleen   - n
reconcile - v  
scribble - v
 - v
stilted - adj

Exercise 2

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 Quiz 
detach

Exercise 1

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paradox

conscience 
copier
redundant upon  along  spoke    compare   nature   mental    steel    knowledge    spend     east    twice    neither

covet
crept
crutch
crystal
crystallize
daylight
debris
contemporary
contrary
creditor

Unit 3:
produce
pull
son
meant
broken
detail
directory5. Read Prepositions of Direction and try the first test Direction Prepositions
disapprove4. As an introduction to idioms read pages 72-81 in your book.
It is usually best to use the present tense when writing about the book or author and
the past tense when discussing the subject of the book  http://www.usd.edu/~khackeme/guides/reviewgd.html 
discuss
dismissbasin
bauble
belittle
blanket
blonde
blouse
bonnet
button
buyer
cabinet
cafeteria
calligraphy

Fragments

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display
division
dormitory
duet
earnest
echo

March 10...we worked on hyphens and articles 
We discussed transitions, rhetoric, paragraphs, and idioms.
saucy

Exercise 3

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    which you missed so we can review them.
Exercise 2

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furious
ghetto
giant
government
halo
honorary
illustration
imaginary
imbalance
imitate
immigrant
immovable
sculptor
senator
sentence
serious
service
silhouette
skillet
sleuth
solo
solve
somersault
December 23 we  began working on measures of reading comprehension.
private
profit
prominent
promise
punish
pursue
quartet
quiver
raccoon
release
rely
requirementcement
centigram
character
civilian
clinch
coarse
coffee
colander
cologne
common

http://www.manatee.k12.fl.us/sites/elementary/palmasola/rcdb5_1.htm

TAKS 2003 G6 Reading Online Test

and print the results,..      Be sure to bring the sixth grade book I loaned you.   Read Page 25-27 in your book...
       and then write two pages about what you read and your reactions to it.  Be sure to express a
       main idea in the first paragraph of your two pages...  And you might quote from the short piece to
       illustrate a point.  Here is another reference which may help.  Anne Frank

slippery

occupy

sudden

blister