'Direct address' diaporamas de présentation

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Semester Two exam review

Semester Two exam review. Prepositions. Definition. A PREPOSITION shows relationship between two things. . Location: on, under, in Timing: before, after, during Direction: from, toward, to. prepositions. The mouse is on the table. Two things: mouse and table.

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Back to the Basics

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English 370

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Parts of Speech

Parts of Speech. and Functions of Words. Part of Speech: NOUN. Nouns name Person Place Thing Abstraction Idea Emotion Kinds of nouns Common Proper. Function of NOUN in Sentence. Subject: Jack jumped over the candlestick. Direct object: Mary had a little lamb .

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BALLADS

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Kentucky Energy Efficiency Program for Schools KEEPS Energy Management Toolkit

Step 1 Make the Commitment Toolkit 1 c Develop a Communications Plan. Kentucky Energy Efficiency Program for Schools KEEPS Energy Management Toolkit. KEEPS Energy Management Toolkit. Toolkit 1 c Develop a Communications Plan. 7-Step Energy Management Process. Make the Commitment

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Chapter 4

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Chapter 4

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Chapter 4

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The Comma: Punctuation and Grammar Rhythm and Flow Part II Direct Address Separate Adjectives Interruptions Appositi

The Comma: Punctuation and Grammar Rhythm and Flow Part II Direct Address Separate Adjectives Interruptions Appositives Explanatory Phrases Dialogue and Direct Quotes. Name: _____________________. Students will understand that using commas will allow them to vary sentence

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Grammar Notes wk 3

Grammar Notes wk 3. Commas. Introductory Elements: Rule 1. Use commas after certain introductory elements. Use a comma to set off a mild exclamation, such as well, oh, or why at the beginning of a sentence. Other introductory words such as yes and no are also set off with commas.

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Commas

Commas. When to use them And When NOT to use them. Information you must KNOW before beginning. Adjective (modifies a noun, a pronoun or another adj )- happy. What are the basic parts of speech?. Noun person (Kim) place (school) thing (horse) idea (happiness).

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Commas

Commas. 1.Items in a series 2.Compound sentences 3.Adjectives 4.Interrupters 5.Appositives 6.Direct Address 7.Introductory phrases/clauses. 1.Sentence Structure: Commas in a Series. Commas should be placed in series of words, phrases, or clauses. Place commas in the following sentences:.

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Using Commas

Using Commas. Vicki Martinez. Commas. When you speak, you pause briefly between words. In order to show a reader where to pause, you must use commas in your writing. Here are some rules for using commas. If three or more words are listed in a sentence, the list is called a series .

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Commas in a Series

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Commas in Sentences

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How are matters of size and distance important to the poem?

How are matters of size and distance important to the poem?. Explores metaphorical and literal emotional journey and process of growth individuals go through. "lingering even as growing speed and distance" diminish them".

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Semester Review - Grammar

Semester Review - Grammar. Rules You and your partner will have 20 minutes to fill in as many blanks as possible. You may use your composition NB When the 20 minutes is up we will check it, the groups that have the highest amount of blanks will be rewarded. GOOD LUCK!!

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