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10 th Grade Warm-Ups

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C hallenging R eview of C omplex T exts

C hallenging R eview of C omplex T exts. C.R.C.T. Review. Lesson 1: Preparation. Your Journals Highlighters Pen and/or Pencil Sticky Notes. Lesson 1:. Essential Question: Can words be conductors of my school performance?. Standards:

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ENGLISH 101 Professor Jennifer Martin

ENGLISH 101 Professor Jennifer Martin. *Students: You are responsible for knowing all of the material in this PowerPoint and you will be quizzed on this information. It is recommended that you print a copy of this PPT to study. . Material on English Quiz #1. Avoiding Sentence Errors .

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Honors Lit. 11 Vocab. Journal

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Commonly Confused Words

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March 4 , 2014 Life Changing Moment NOTES Revision

ENGLISH 091. March 4 , 2014 Life Changing Moment NOTES Revision. Formatting Double-Spaced 12 pt. Font Times New Roman Name, Date, Title in upper right-hand corner. Commonly Confused Words

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Writers Common Mistakes ? (it happens to all of us)

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Bell Ringer October 9, 2012

Bell Ringer October 9, 2012. Multiple Meaning and Commonly Confused Words. Multiple Meaning Words. Many words have more than one meaning! There are two main types of multiple meaning words:. Those that sound alike (homonyms) Those that sound different (heteronyms)

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Commonly Confused Words

Commonly Confused Words. 8 th Grade. c apitol/capitol. capitol. capital. Capitol refers to a building where lawmakers meet. Capital refers to a city, or it can refer to wealth or resources.

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Commonly Confused Vocabulary

Commonly Confused Vocabulary . Dear (n or adj.)- A beloved person I love my dear sister. Deer (n)- An animal The deer jumped the fence. Commonly Confused Vocabulary . 3. Die (n )- object used in gaming; stencil, or death. The board game included a die .

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Proofreading / Editing Skills

Proofreading / Editing Skills. Samuel A. McCool The University Learning Center Florida International University. Introduction. Reading Strategies reading aloud reading backwards isolating parts Error Recognition omissions & redundancies parts of speech punctuation

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Commonly Confused Words

Commonly Confused Words. Grammar Unit #4 - Usage. Remember this from the pretest?. [Chose/Choose] a planet to study. Layers of dust [lay/lie] on the moon. Comets [loose/lose] particles. [Set/Sit] your diorama of the solar system on your desk. Sit vs. Set. Sit

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MUG SHOTS

MUG SHOTS. English 9A Ms. Hylton. MUG Shots: Instructions.

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Commonly Confused Words

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Commonly Confused Words

Commonly Confused Words. Bear / Bare. Bear = to hold up or support or bring forth. Bare = without covering, unadorned, open to view. Commonly Confused Words. 1. A doppleganger is when one person (bares, bears) a close resemblance to another person.

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Commonly Confused Words

Commonly Confused Words. Advice / Advise. Advice: (noun) recommendations about what to do Advise: (verb) to recommend something. Commonly Confused Words. The school counselor (advices, advises) you on the best academic pathway .

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Commonly Confused Words

Commonly Confused Words. Desert : a region so arid because of little rainfall that it supports only sparse and widely spaced vegetation or no vegetation at all : The Sahara is a vast sandy desert . Dessert : cake, pie, fruit, pudding, ice cream, etc., served as the final course of a meal. .

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Commonly Confused Words

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Commonly Confused Words

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