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Grade six 6
1. SCENT 6. DOUBT
2. MUSCLES 7. DISCIPLINE
3. LINGER 8. CACTUS
4. BANQUET 9. CACAO
5. TONGUE 10. VAGUE
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Grade six 6
What are Compound Words?
- are two words which are
put together to form a new
word.
EXAMPLE: base + ball = baseball
arm + chair = armchair
 Three types of compound words:
Closed compound words
are formed when two unique words are joined together.
Example: backyard, classroom, airport, friendship,
Open compound words
have a space between the words but when they are read together a new meaning is formed
Example: full moon, real estate, middle class,
Hypenated compound words
are compound words are connected by a hyphen (-).
Example: one-half, well-being, Mother-in-law
Tell whether the compound word is:
• closed compound word,
• open compound word,
• hyphenated compound word
Full moon
• closed compound word,
• open compound word,
• hyphenated compound word
Airfield
• closed compound word,
• open compound word,
• hyphenated compound word
Middleclass
• closed compound word,
• open compound word,
• hyphenated compound word
Self-respect
• closed compound word,
• open compound word,
• hyphenated compound word
Friendship
• closed compound word,
• open compound word,
• hyphenated compound word
Check-in
• closed compound word,
• open compound word,
• hyphenated compound word
Well-being
• closed compound word,
• open compound word,
• hyphenated compound word
Farewell
• closed compound word,
• open compound word,
• hyphenated compound word
Post office
• closed compound word,
• open compound word,
• hyphenated compound word
Let us check!
Full moon
open compound word
 Airfield
closed compound word
Middleclass
closed compound word
Self-respect
Hyphenated compound word
Friendship
closed compound word
 Check-in
Hyphenated compound word
Well-being
Hyphenated compound word
 Farewell
closed compound word
Post office
open compound word
 Fullmoon Well-being
Airfield Self-respect
Middle class Farewell
Friendship Post office
Check-in
COMPOUND WORDS
What are Compound Words?
- are two words which are
put together to form a new
word.
 Three types of compound words:
Closed compound words
are formed when two unique words are joined together.
Example: backyard, classroom, airport, friendship,
Open compound words
have a space between the words but when they are read together a new meaning is formed
Example: full moon, real estate, middle class,
Hypenated compound words
are compound words are connected by a hyphen (-).
Example: one-half, well-being, Mother-in-law
What were the children doing in the picture?
What part of speech shows action?
Skill:
Identifies
Aspects of Verbs.
 ASPECTS OF VERB:
 is determined by whether the action is
ongoing or completed.
 It has four aspects, Simple Aspect (also
known as the indefinite aspect), Perfect
Aspect (also known as the complete aspect)
Progressive Aspect (also known as the
continuing aspect) and Perfect Progressive
Aspect
Simple Aspect (also known as the indefinite
aspect)
- no emphasis of completed or on-going action
Example: He took the photos.
Perfect Aspect (also known as the complete
aspect)
- perfect aspect means action completed
Example: He had taken the photos by the
time the owner
arrived.
Progressive Aspect (also known as the
continuing aspect)
- (progressive aspect means action is on going)
Example: He was taking the
photos when
the owner
arrived.
Perfect Progressive Aspect
- (perfect progressive aspect - action on going
but then finished)
Examples: He had been taking
the photos
before the
owner arrived.
Identify what aspect
of verb is
used in each
of the sentences
Simple, Perfect, Progressive or Perfect Progressive

I went to my Grandmother’s House.

Simple, Perfect, Progressive or Perfect Progressive

Mario will be studying in Japan.

Simple, Perfect, Progressive or Perfect Progressive

We have seen the movie twice.

Simple, Perfect, Progressive or Perfect Progressive

Dan and I go fishing.

Simple, Perfect, Progressive or Perfect Progressive

I had been going too long to see him

but nothing happens .
Simple, Perfect, Progressive or Perfect Progressive

I will have to cleaned the room.

Simple, Perfect, Progressive or Perfect Progressive

The boy was carrying a heavy basket.

Simple, Perfect, Progressive or Perfect Progressive

I have been eating cookies.

Simple, Perfect, Progressive or Perfect Progressive

I will walk with the dog.

LET US CHECK
Simple, Perfect, Progressive or Perfect Progressive

I went to my Grandmother’s House.

Simple Aspect
Simple, Perfect, Progressive or Perfect Progressive

Mario will be studying in Japan.

Progressive Aspect
Simple, Perfect, Progressive or Perfect Progressive

We have seen the movie twice.

Perfect Aspect
Simple, Perfect, Progressive or Perfect Progressive

Dan and I go fishing.

Simple Aspect
Simple, Perfect, Progressive or Perfect Progressive

I had been going too long to see him

but nothing happens .

Perfect Progressive Aspect

Simple, Perfect, Progressive or Perfect Progressive

I will have to cleaned the room.

Perfect Aspect
Simple, Perfect, Progressive or Perfect Progressive

The boy was carrying a heavy basket.

Progressive Aspect
Simple, Perfect, Progressive or Perfect Progressive

I have been eating cookies.

Perfect Progressive Aspect

Simple, Perfect, Progressive or Perfect Progressive

I will walk with the dog.

Simple Aspect
How much score did you get?
Okay let’s review!
What is Verb Aspect?
It determines by whether the action is
ongoing or completed.
What are the four aspects of verbs?
Simple Aspect (also known as the indefinite aspect),
Perfect Aspect (also known as the complete aspect)
Progressive Aspect (also known as the continuing aspect) and
Perfect Progressive Aspect