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Eva Duran Eppler e.eppler@roehampton.ac.uk

Eva Duran Eppler e.eppler@roehampton.ac.uk

Eva Duran Eppler e.eppler@roehampton.ac.uk. Grammar teaching across the curriculum (English & MFL). Aims. The aim of the workshop is to explore effective and cumulative ways of cross- linguistic and cross-subject grammar teaching, i.e.

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Grammar, Punctuation and S pelling Curriculum Information Evening 22 nd March 2017

Grammar, Punctuation and S pelling Curriculum Information Evening 22 nd March 2017

Grammar, Punctuation and S pelling Curriculum Information Evening 22 nd March 2017. “ Grammar to a writer is to a mountaineer a good pair of hiking boots or, more precisely, to a deep-sea diver an oxygen tank.”. Session Objectives.

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Presented By:- Baljinder Kaur

Presented By:- Baljinder Kaur

NARRATION. Presented By:- Baljinder Kaur. Class:- 9th. GHS Bhamadi (LDH). Direct Speech and Indirect Speech. One day Ram and Mohan. Ram asked Mohan where he was going replied, “I am going to my uncle’s house.” There are two ways in which Ram can report this.

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Using Corpus-based Research for Language Teaching and Learning

Using Corpus-based Research for Language Teaching and Learning

Using Corpus-based Research for Language Teaching and Learning. ENGLISH 510 Hee Sung (Grace) Jun & Kimberly LeVelle. The importance of corpus-based research for language teachers. By Susan Conrad (1999). Definitions of terms. Corpus : principled collection of naturally-occurring texts

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Revising for Active Voice

Revising for Active Voice

Revising for Active Voice. University of Scranton Writing Center. Grammatical Terms. Verb The action. Subject The actor. Object The action’s recipient. Voice Relationship between the three. Active vs. Passive Voice. Passive Voice Subject and object have swapped roles.

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Possessive Apostrophes

Possessive Apostrophes

Possessive Apostrophes . What does ‘possess’ mean?. To belong to something or someone, for example, things you own are your possessions. In grammatical terms, apostrophes are used to show possession. E.g. Daniel ’s hat E.g. Kate ’s car. How do you use possessive apostrophes?.

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Contractions

Contractions

Contractions. What does ‘to contract’ mean?. To make something smaller In grammatical terms, a ‘contraction’ is where you make two words smaller, by making them into one word. How do you make a contraction?. You drop one or more of the letters

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