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By: Ruth Kraus Catie Erwin And Jaedyn Burton

Grammar Rules. By: Ruth Kraus Catie Erwin And Jaedyn Burton. Subjects, Predicates, and commas . Comma: a punctuation mark (,) indicating a pause between parts of a sentence it is also used to separate items in a list Subject: a person or thing of the sentence that does the main action

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Grammar Book

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Linguistics and Second Language Teaching

Linguistics and Second Language Teaching. Phil Hubbard Linguistics/English for Foreign Students Linguistics 1 November 30, 2011. Who am I?. Outline. Overview of linguistics in language t eaching Key points from Rothman (2010) Communicative language teaching model

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Modes of Writing and Text Features

Modes of Writing and Text Features. Guided Notes. Modes of Writing - Argument. Chapters 7 & 8 in the Grammar book Also known as Persuasion Used to convince another person or group to believe something, do something a particular way, or undertake a specific cause.

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Grammar: Meaning and Contexts

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Course Info

Course Info. LEVEL TWO. (Reading, Listening, Vocabulary, Grammar, Speaking) 70% of total level grade (Academic essay; grammar and vocabulary in practice) 30 % of total level grade. Tuition Hours. Objectives ???????. Three types of interwoven learning outcomes: Knowledge

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Sentence Structure 101

Sentence Structure 101. How to sound like a better writer!. There are 6 major ways to fix a sentence. Improving weak sentences Avoiding wordiness Varying sentence structure Varying sentence length Adding supporting details Using precise words. Weak Sentences.

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The Giver by Lois Lowry Day 8

The Giver by Lois Lowry Day 8. Warm up : Grammar Book pp49-52 Verbs. We will review the study questions for chapters 17-19. Get out your notebooks and study questions. Giver Quiz #7 Chapters 17-19. 1. ___________was the receiver that failed. A. Rosemary B. Fiona C. Asher

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Good morning Pre-AP English II!

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Agenda January 13 th through 17 th

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Run-ons and Comma Splices

Run-ons and Comma Splices. How to become a better writer by using punctuation properly. Run-on Sentences. Multiples sentences that are written together without punctuation (Period or Semi-colon) or conjunctions (FANBOYS). THIS IS BAD! Example:

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English III

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English II

English II. Week of January 24-28, 2011. Monday, January 24, 2011. Warm-up 4-level analysis Vocabulary introduction (PowerPoint) Grammar: finish 8 parts of speech Literature: Introduction to lit book and terms Homework: Sentences with all vocabulary words!!! Due beginning of class!.

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Good Morning!

Good Morning!. Hello my friends! Please Grab a grammar book Turn to page 318 Take out your notes Be ready to follow along when the music ends. Lesson 40 - Abbreviations. 40a) Use standard abbreviates for titles before and after proper names

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Complements

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Welcome back! Materials:

Welcome back! Materials:. Literature and Grammar Textbooks; Bonus HW: Poem; IN; Reading Book. O.A. Comparative vs. Superlative. Refer to pg. 225 in your Grammar Book for additional help.

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Grammar Book Easily Confused Words

Grammar Book Easily Confused Words . Example. New Grammar Book. Easily Confused Words You will need the following: 1. Cover and Title page 2. The Word and Definition One picture 1 Original sentences that use each word correctly. Underline/highlight the word. Example.

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GENERAL USE OF GERUNDS and INFINITIVES ( grammar book unit 12)

GENERAL USE OF GERUNDS and INFINITIVES ( grammar book unit 12).

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Tense/Aspect Chart

Tense/Aspect Chart. Adapted from: The Grammar Book , by Celce-Murcia & Larsen-Freeman.

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