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Better Writing

Better Writing. English II. What is it all about?. Better writing can lead to many wonderful things! It can lead to higher grades. It can lead to a better understanding of a topic. It can lead to less misunderstandings between you and others with whom you communicate.

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Amazing Adjectives

Amazing Adjectives. NEC FACET Center. A word that describes (or modifies) a noun or pronoun Adjectives tend to describe what kind or how many (in reference to the noun or pronoun) Purpose: to make your writing more descriptive and vivid. Definition.

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How to write a Photo Caption

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Nouns!

Nouns!. Kevin Nguyen,Miguel Alvarado, Xihou Zhu, Fredric Tanuwijoyo, Johnnie. Bones. The first section of nouns Why do nouns exist? To name people, places and things. What can things be?. Continue…. Things can be Tangible (objects in which you can touch, smell, hear, hold)

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The 6 Traits of Writing

The 6 Traits of Writing. *Ideas *Organization *Word Choice *Sentence Fluency *Voice *Conventions. Created by: Jennifer Heidl-Knobloch & Jody Drake. Ideas & Content.

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Informative Writing

Informative Writing. 2014 Term 2. WALT understand the purpose of informative texts. What is writing to inform? What text types are there? What sort of language do we use? What sort of illustrations do we use? How is informative writing different to narrative and recount?.

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Descriptive Essays

Amanda Karim Writing Lab TA. Descriptive Essays. The Power of Details. Rather than telling a reader about your topic, use details to show your points and make your writing stronger. When you describe something well, you help your readers use their five senses to connect with your topic.

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By Ellen Gilmore, K aitlyn Clark, Rick T revisan

PRONOUNS. By Ellen Gilmore, K aitlyn Clark, Rick T revisan. What are Pronouns?. Generally pronouns stand for or refer to a noun, an individual(s) or thing(s) (the pronoun's antecedent) whose identity is made clear earlier in the text. Not all pronouns will refer to an antecedent

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Nouns Two Types: Common and Proper

Nouns Two Types: Common and Proper. Common Nouns are any person, place, or thing. Common nouns are not capitalized. The city A policeman That newspaper Proper Nouns are the name of a special person, place, or thing. Proper nouns are capitalized. Stratford Officer Walker New York Times.

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Expository and Narrative Texts Functions and Features

Expository and Narrative Texts Functions and Features. The expository text (or explanatory text): structures. Description, enumerative or listing Sequence Comparison and contrast Cause and effect Problem and solution. STRUCTURES. Description, enumerative or listing

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Grammar instruction: nouns/pronouns

Grammar instruction: nouns/pronouns. Goals: Recognize and define basic parts of speech. Define and identify the antecedent in context. Identify vague pronoun references and correct them. Nouns. Person, place, thing, animal, idea

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Word Choice

Word Choice. Liven up your writing!!!. Basics of Word Choice. The writer understands the importance of strong verbs The writer understands the importance of precise nouns The writer understands the importance of interesting adjectives The writer has taken risks with words

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Word Choice

Word Choice. The fourth element of the 6 + 1 Writing Traits. What is word choice?. Word choice is choosing words that can make your writing a masterpiece. An author needs to paint a picture in the mind of the reader. Word choice can add color to your masterpiece.

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Cracking OPEN General Words

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Word Choice

Word Choice. Say what you mean to say. Quick Refresh. Revision Strategies One Use Sentence Patterns Two Details Revision Strategies help us clarify our writing. Revision Strategies are beneficial not only when revising, but also while drafting.

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Sensory Images

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les Articles

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Read Like A Writer

Read Like A Writer. Recognizing Craft as you Read. Reading Strategies vs. Reading Like a Writer. A majority of the strategies that we have learned in class so far have been strategies to help your fluency and comprehension.

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Ambiguous Pronouns

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Expository Writing Rubric

Expository Writing Rubric. Six Traits Rubric Ideas essay is informative with a clear focus has an effective lead contains specific details, examples, and facts elaborates on details, examples, and facts Organization essay is broken into effective paragraphs

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