5th English Language Arts Unit 15
Sentence Creation with 1000 Common English Words
Unit 15 explains that a sentence must begin with a capital letter, include a subject and verb, and end with correct punctuation to show a complete thought. It also introduces common words such as the, of, to, and, in, and others, helping students understand their roles in sentences.
Unit 15: What is a Sentence?
First, a sentence always starts with a capital letter. It must have a subject and a verb, and it ends with a punctuation mark such as a period, exclamation point, or question mark.
Next, many people describe a sentence as having both a subject and a predicate. This means it tells a complete thought.
Examples of Common Words
The (article): Used to specify a particular thing that is known or obvious.
Example: The cat sat on the mat.
SCS: _________________________
SMS: _________________________
Of (preposition): Expresses the relationship between a part and a whole.
Example: The sleeve of the shirt was torn.
SCS: _________________________
SMS: _________________________
To (preposition): Shows purpose or intention.
Example: I left early to catch the first train.
SCS: _________________________
SMS: _________________________
And (conjunction): Joins two words or sentences.
Example: A knife and fork is used to eat.
SCS: _________________________
SMS: _________________________
A (article): Refers to one of something in general.
Example: It is a wonderful day today.
SCS: _________________________
SMS: _________________________
In (preposition): Shows place or container.
Example: The cheese is in the fridge.
SCS: _________________________
SMS: _________________________
Is (verb): Third person singular form of be.
Example: She is a very beautiful girl.
SCS: _________________________
SMS: _________________________
It (pronoun): Refers to something already mentioned.
Example: Where is the bread? It is on the counter.
SCS: _________________________
SMS: _________________________
You (pronoun): Used as subject or object.
Example: You must be hungry.
SCS: _________________________
SMS: _________________________
That (pronoun): Refers to something not near in space.
Example: Who is that man over there?
SCS: _________________________
SMS: _________________________
He (pronoun): Refers to a male person already known.
Example: Does Josh still live in New York? No, he lives in Ohio now.
SCS: _________________________
Was (verb): Past tense of be.
Example: It was a nice day yesterday.
SCS: _________________________
For (preposition): Shows purpose or intended person.
Example: Save a piece of cake for Billy.
SCS: _________________________
SMS: _________________________
On (preposition): Means touching or supported by something.
Example: The picture is hanging on the wall.
SCS: _________________________
SMS: _________________________
Are (verb): Present form of be.
Example: Are you going to Bill’s house?
SCS: _________________________
With (preposition): Shows togetherness.
Example: She went to the beach with her friend.
SCS: _________________________
SMS: _________________________
As (conjunction): Used for comparison or describing a role.
Example: These houses aren’t as old as the ones downtown.
SCS: _________________________
SMS: _________________________
Themes and Topics
Adventure:
First, adventure is about stepping out of your comfort zone. Next, it is embracing the unknown and finding wonders beyond. Finally, every story of adventure inspires us to discover more.
Bravery:
In the face of danger, bravery is not the absence of fear, but the will to overcome it. Moreover, it can be found in quiet moments or in big choices. Therefore, bravery is writing your own story of courage.
Compassion:
Compassion is like water to a thirsty heart. Furthermore, kindness can heal wounds and inspire others. In conclusion, compassion is about caring for people in need.
Determination:
Determination is persistence that echoes through challenges. Then, even when you fall, it gives you strength to rise again. At last, determination makes your spirit shine.
Exploration:
Exploration means seeking new wonders around us. In addition, it is the excitement of stepping outside and finding more. Truly, curiosity keeps the spirit of exploration alive.
Generosity:
Generosity is more than giving—it’s kindness from the heart. Moreover, small acts of giving can create great change. In the end, generosity inspires us to become better people.
Honesty:
Honesty is like a tall tree that shelters truth. Then, it gives courage to speak what is right. Ultimately, honesty builds trust and integrity.
