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Inference or

Inference or. Reading. What is inference?. Inference or inferring is like detective work - seeking clues, resolving mysteries, figuring out whodunit or what the text is about even though it does not explicitly state it in the text. Sam ate the food on her plate without

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The Binomial Theorem

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Why this series on the Psalms?

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Commas in Dialogue

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Food Properties

Food Properties. Lesson Objectives To understand the different functions of food. Know the different words used to describe food functions. . Food Properties. Different foods have different working properties when treated in certain ways or combined with other foods.

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Literary Elements

Literary Elements. Foreshadowing. The use of clues to suggest events that will happen later in the plot. Theme. The idea about life revealed in a work of literature Example: The theme of Amigo Brothers was true friendship can overcome any obstacle. Symbolism.

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The Five-Sentence Paragraph

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WHAT IS A PUN?

WHAT IS A PUN?. P U N S. WHAT IS A PUN?. A word play suggesting, with humorous intent, the different meanings of one word or the use of two or more words similar in sound but different in meaning. (From Poetry Glossary)

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COMPARE AND CONTRAST

COMPARE AND CONTRAST How to write an essay of approximately 200 words in 45 minutes Rls 2001 COMPARE AND CONTRAST 2 Comparisons = Similarities Contrasts = Differences Start your essay with an introduction.

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COMPARE AND CONTRAST

COMPARE AND CONTRAST. How to write an essay of approximately 200 words in 45 minutes Rls 2001. COMPARE AND CONTRAST 2 . Comparisons = Similarities Contrasts = Differences Start your essay with an introduction.

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Suggestions for Using Proverbs in the Classroom

Suggestions for Using Proverbs in the Classroom. Betty Simelmits. What are Proverbs?. Proverbs are short sayings that contain some wisdom or observation about life and people. Are popular and memorable; Are short and to the point; Provide wise advice;

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Sounds in Poetry

Sounds in Poetry. Assonance. 1. Assonance: The repetition of identical vowel sounds in different words. Example: "swift Camilla skims". Alliteration. 2. Alliteration: The repetition of identical consonant sounds that begin syllables in close patterns

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Week 3

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TBEC Paragraph Overview

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Punctuating Quotations

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Concluding Sentences

Concluding Sentences. by Patricia Galien. http://pjgalien.wordpress.com/. Make sure you are in slide show when you view this presentation. A Concluding Sentence.

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Denotation and Connotation

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