Jean Allison B.

Montes BEED-1A

Prof. Lago

CHRONOLOGICAL PATTERN
Lawrence went to the store, and bought a box of cookies, and then he walked home and shared the cookies with his friend Christian. Christian was happy, and gave Lawrence a ball. Lawrence went home to show his ball to his brother.

COMPARISON AND CONTRAST

Although they are sisters, Alice and Sophie are completely opposites. Alice enjoys playing sports, while Sophie would rather watch. Alice has no interest in playing a musical instrument, while Sophie is the first chair violinist. Alice listens to new age music, while Sophie prefers to country. Alices favorite subject is English, and Sophies favorite is math. Alice likes to curl up in a chair on rainy day and read good book, but sophie would rather sleep all day. No one wuld ever guess that they are actually twins.

FEATURES

B Enjoys playing sports No interest in playing a musical instrument Listens to new age music Favorite subject is English Likes to curl up in a chair on rainy day and read good books Would rather watch. While sophie is the first chair violinist. Prefers to country Favorite is math. Would rather sleep all day.

ALICE

SISTERS
SOPHIE

DEFINITON PATTERN
Malignant is defined as having or manifesting extreme malevolence or enmity. Evil in nature, or tending to do great harm. Dangerous, destructive, growing, harmful, lethal, malicious, rancorous, vicious and violent.

CAUSE AND EFFECT PATTERN

Because toys have become electronic devices, some children today are unable to entertain themselves. Gone are the days when children invented their own adventures and used refrigerator box as a fortress to defend. The electronic age has delivered children all sorts of gadgets and gizmos that are supposed to be realistic. Some toys even have buttons to push so prerecorded messages can be played to begin scripted adventures that require no imagination. No imagination? No wonder some children today have short attention spans.

EXAMPLE PATTERN
A verb is a word that describes an action or occurrence or indicates a state of being. There are 2 Types of Verbs, We can divide verbs into transitive and intransitive verbs. Transitive Verbs: These verbs involve a direct object. For Example the boy throws the ball. Here throws is the verb and ball is the direct object. Another example is the man reads the book. Here reads is the verb and book is the direct object. Intransitive Verbs: These verbs do not involve a direct object. Example The boy throws. Here the verb throws is used intransitively. Another Example is the man reads quickly. Examples of verbs are jumped, run, walked and etc.