WRITING: WRITE ABOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

Think of five people you know. Write one affirmative and one negative sentence about each
person. Begin each new sentence with a capital letter. End with a period.

1. Jabes isn't a doctor. He's a manager.

2. Eugenia isn't a writer. She's a doctor.
3. Alex isn't a pilot. He's a chef.
4. Dasia isn't a scientist. She's a pilot.
5. Karina isn't a musician. He's an artist.

WRITING: WRITE ABOUT YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD.

Write three questions about your neighborhood. Use the ideas as a guide. Then answer the
questions. Describe the locations of the places. Begin each new sentence with a capital letter. End
with a period.

1. Where's the restaurant? The restaurant is across the street from the park.
2. Where's the bus stop? The bus stop is at the corner of Maple Avenue and Oak Street.
3. Where's the bookstore? The bookstore is between the coffee shop and the pharmacy.