Week Five Crossword / F26
Across
- 4. Words like “when,” “after,” “if,” and “since” are examples of this part of speech that adds something to the action in a sentence. You’ll recall our action words.
- 5. The name of the fun “escape room mixed with video games mixed with Wipeout” activity that Mr. and Mrs. O. succeeded at in Philly a couple weeks ago
- 8. What your subject can be in a command.
- 10. There are five types of this sensory detail
- 12. Two different types of this have the ability to end a sentence
- 13. An old video game, and the most recent movie Mr. and Mrs. O. saw in the theater
- 14. This can introduce a quote, a list, or a direct explanation – but you’ll need something in order to use it
Down
- 1. After a quote, you’ll put the author’s last name and the page number inside these
- 2. You need one of these that can stand alone before you can bust out a semicolon OR a colon
- 3. the name of the skateboarding trick where you jump in the air and bring your skateboard with you
- 6. Surprisingly the person that Mr. O. had the most difficult time calming down while he chaperoned last Friday night’s football game
- 7. You will never use this immediately before a quote
- 9. The command form in grammar
- 11. The name of the pretzel-like symbol that means “and,” used in brands and company names