'End marks' diaporamas de présentation

Punctuation

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POETRY

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PUNCTUATION: End Marks, Commas, Semicolons & Colons

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Born to Rope

Born to Rope. -gh -ph. paragraph. I wrote a paragraph of a story. . petroglyphs. There are petroglyphs drawn on the rocks. . photo. I took a photo of my rabbit. . telephone. The telephone rang. . graph. The graph shows how much rain we get. laugh. Jokes make me laugh. . cough.

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What Makes a Sentence?

What Makes a Sentence? . The Sentence Jingle.

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Lesson 1 Day 4

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How to Write Persuasively.

Persuasive Rhetoric. How to Write Persuasively. . The aim of persuasive writing or speaking is to convince people to adopt an opinion , perform an action , or both. Rhetoric is the art of communicating ideas.

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Using End Marks

Using End Marks. What are end marks? Periods Sentences Abbreviations Question marks Exclamation points Review A Review B. What are end marks?. When you speak, you can make your meaning clear by. your tone of voice. the pauses in your speech. your gestures and facial expressions.

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Commas in Dialogue

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Four Sentence Types

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Editing and Proofreading

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Editing and Proofreading

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Editing and Proofreading

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WRITING STRATEGIES C.O.P.S.

WRITING STRATEGIES C.O.P.S. . Ashley Clifton, Lauren Florio, Megan Geiss, Amy Gielow, Angela Kreher, Gina Tenuta. C.O.P.S Writing Strategy. Grade Levels: 2-12 Subject Area: English/ Language Arts Writing Handwriting Listening Written Expression Spelling Research .

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WRITING STRATEGIES C.O.P.S.

WRITING STRATEGIES C.O.P.S. . Ashley Clifton, Lauren Florio, Megan Geiss, Amy Gielow, Angela Kreher, Gina Tenuta. C.O.P.S Writing Strategy. Grade Levels: 2-12 Subject Area: English/ Language Arts Writing Handwriting Listening Written Expression Spelling Research .

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Punctuation

Punctuation.

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Complete Sentences

Complete Sentences. Look Again Lesson 5. Complete Sentences. Every sentence has two parts. A sentence must be a complete thought. The subject of a sentence is the naming part that tells WHO or WHAT The predicate begins with the verb and is the telling part.

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