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Original sentence: If you take a mouse to school, he’ll ask for your lunchbox. Look at the following sentences and find what has changed. What is the effect of the change: 1. If you take a mouse to school, he will ask for your lunchbox. 2. If you take a mouse to school he’ll ask for your lunchbox. 3. If you take a Mouse to school, he’ll ask for your lunchbox.

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Amy Zimmerman

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Patterns of Power 20.1 - If You Give a Writer a Model: The Conditional Subordinate (Invitation to Edit)

What did we learn about writing from Laura Numeroff?

3rd Grade, 5th Grade, 4th Grade, English Language Arts

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Patterns of Power 20.1 - If You Give a Writer a Model: The Conditional Subordinate (Invitation to Edit)

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