Fill in the blanks with proper prepositions:1. Look ______ the poem _______ the right.2. This kind _______ poem was created ________ an American poet _______ the nineteenth century.3. Each line has a set number _______ words.4. Let’s look at another two poems _______ examples.5. Express a thought or a feeling ________ your topic ______ four words.6. What colour is the sunshine _______ this photo?at onof byofasabout in in inFill in each blank with the proper word from the brackets:1. There are some ____________(different) between the two sentences.2. Express a _________(think) or a _______(feel) about your topic in four words.3. Say something about your topic ________(use) one word.4. This kind of poem ______________(create) by an American _________(poem) in the __________(nineteen) century.5. Each student ________(have) an English book.6. Each of them ________(have) an English book.7. They each ________(have) an English book.8. ___________(happy) is a feeling of love and being loved.9. Our classroom is much __________(bright) than yours.differencesthoughtfeelingusingwas createdpoetnineteenthhashashaveHappinessbrighterThink about it!1. What did Jenny, Brain and Danny study in school this week?2. How many kinds of poems did they read?study poetryPoems about natureHaikuLimerickFive-line poemsThink about it!1. Where are Haikus from? What are they about? What pattern does Haiku follow?2. Where are limericks from? What are they about? What pattern does it follow?3. Where are five-line poems from? What are they about? What does a five-line poem follow?It always has three lines. Each line has a set number of syllables. It always has five lines. It follows the pattern “aabba”. It has five lines. Each line has a set num...
