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English 9

English 9. Grading Period 5 Week 2: R&J, punctuation 3/25-3/29. 3/25-3/29. Punctuation Handbook.

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English 9

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  1. English 9 Grading Period 5 Week 2: R&J, punctuation 3/25-3/29

  2. 3/25-3/29

  3. Punctuation Handbook • Hey: To save paper, we will no longer pass out “punctuation mark explanation sheets.” You will now write down the 3 rules in your comp book, and then transfer them into your Punctuation Handbook when you are ready to make the page for that mark. • Questions?

  4. Handbook Progress • Cover • Coordinating Conjunctions • Correlative Conjunctions • Conjunctive Adverbs Each page must have A border Title 3 Rules 3 Found Examples 3 Original Examples

  5. Notes: Conjunctive Adverbs • When you take notes, copy the rule, and come up with an exampleof your own. You can use that in your handbook! • Rule #1: Conjunctive adverbs join two clauses. • Examples: • I enjoy classical; however, I prefer jazz. • I hurt myself dancing; nevertheless, I decided to go on the hike.

  6. Notes: Conjunctive Adverbs • Rule #2: Conjunctive adverbs can be used within a sentence to provide emphasis. • Examples: • The new building will, furthermore, provide storage facilities. • I was up all night grading papers, and therefore feel quite tired.

  7. Notes: Conjunctive Adverbs • Rule #3: When connecting two clauses, use a semicolon before, and a comma after the conjunctive adverb. • Examples: • Susan is bilingual; consequently, she has more job opportunities than others. • Jake won’t see the movie because he doesn’t like dramas; besides, he thinks it’s a “chick flick.”

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