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Introductory Phrases

As you know, an introductory phrase sets the stage for the rest of the sentence. Use this resource to teach your students how to use introductory phrases as they cite text evidence when making predictions.

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Reading & Writing Reading Fiction Fiction Comprehension Making Predictions in Fiction Texts Punctuation Commas Comma After an Introductory Phrase or Clause

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L.3.1.i

English Language Arts and Reading Year one K.5.C Grade 1 1.6.C Grade 2 2.6.C Grade 3 3.6.C Grade 4 4.6.C Grade 5 5.6.C Grade 6 6.10.D.viii

English Year one R.K.8.c Grade One R.1.9.d Grade Two W.2.11.b Grade Three R.3.5.c

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English Language Arts Grade 1 2.1.B.2 Grade 2 2.1.B.1 2.1.B.6 Grade 3 2.1.B.1 Grade 4 4.2.C.2

English Foundation Year ACELY1649.d Year 1 ACELY1659.a ACELY1660.f Year 2 ACELY1669.a ACELY1670.e Year 3 ACELY1680.c Year 5 ACELA1797 Year 6 ACELY1713.d

English Foundation RV.VCELY152.4 Level 1 RV.VCELY186.6 RV.VCELY187.1 Level 2 RV.VCELY221.1 RV.VCELY222.5 Level 3 RV.VCELY257.3 Level 6 RV.VCELY347.4

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