'Grammatically correct' diaporamas de présentation

Diction

Diction. Imprecise Word Choice. 1. Words that sound the same but have different meanings 2. Imaginary Words and Phrases 3. Double Negatives. Homonyms or words which sound pretty much the same.

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Subject verb agreement

Subject verb agreement. Noun + - s : Friend s are important. Noun + - es : I like my class es . A final - s or - es is added to a noun to make the noun plural. Friend and class = singular nouns Friend s and class es = plural nouns.

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Cognitive Psychology C81COG 1. Language

Cognitive Psychology C81COG 1. Language. Dr Jonathan Stirk. Summary of lectures. 6 lectures 1. Psycholinguistics 2. Word recognition & reading 3. Memories in reading 4. Iconic memory & reading (Sensory memory) Categorical memory 5. Structures & processes 6. Representation of meaning.

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SESSION 14 Skills Requirement of an Effective Facilitator (Facilitation Skills)

SESSION 14 Skills Requirement of an Effective Facilitator (Facilitation Skills). OBJECTIVES. Describe facilitation and the role of a facilitator in training; Identify the basic facilitation skills of a trainer; Explain the basic adult learning perspectives and approaches; and

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Embedding Quotations in a Sentence

Embedding Quotations in a Sentence. Each piece of quoted material in a paragraph must have a transition that gives the context and background for that quote. Embedding quotations using transition helps quoted material flow naturally and coherently into your paragraph. .

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Embedding Quotations in a Sentence

Embedding Quotations in a Sentence. Each piece of quoted material in a paragraph must have a transition that gives the context and background for that quote. Embedding quotations using transition helps quoted material flow naturally and coherently into your paragraph. .

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RUSH HOUR 3

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Phase 1 PAT / Research project

Phase 1 PAT / Research project. Purpose. Investigate problem Provide evidence in a report of a full investigation with clear Introduction and Conclusion In summary pull everything together Follow systematic method of investigation Talk to learners about General PPT.

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Lecture 2: Introduction to Syntax

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Who vs. Whom

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Who vs. Whom

Who vs. Whom. Who- Substitutes for the subject. Who can be used only for subjects and subject complements. Example: Who let the dogs out? Example: All of the school bullies want to take on a big guy who they know will not hurt them. Who vs. Whom. Whom - can be used only for objects.

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Bud Not Buddy Lesson 3

Bud Not Buddy Lesson 3. Reading Check #1 Wednesday, August 9. Journal #2 August 10. Look through the first two chapters of Bud Not Buddy . Choose your favorite part/ sentence and write it or summarize it. Tell why you like it. . Paragraph Form!. Please remember to be respectful. HEART.

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Rhetoric: The Art of Persuasion

Rhetoric: The Art of Persuasion. Rhetorical Devices English II PreAP. Categories of Rhetorical Devices. Terms involving emphasis, association, clarification, and focus Terms involving physical organization, transition, and disposition of arrangement Terms involving decoration and variety.

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Preposition

A preposition is a word that indicates the relationship between a noun or pronoun and other words in a sentence.

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WILDCAT Notes

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Nonfiction Notes

Nonfiction Notes. What is nonfiction ? Nonfiction is a form of literature based primarily on facts . It is prose writing that presents and explains ideas or tells about real people , places , objects , or events . . The Five Main Purposes of Nonfiction Writing: Entertain

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Week 14

Week 14. #9 Editing Brochure Workshop Read #10 Business Proposal. Summaries. When do we summarize? Think of as many different types of spoken and written summaries as you can. movie trailer; review book blurb (on back of book; on website) death notice/article of famous person newscast

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Introducing direct quotations

Introducing direct quotations. Background Notes. What is a direct quotation?.

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Analyzing and Critiquing Business Cases

Analyzing and Critiquing Business Cases. Dr. John Hadjimarcou Summer 2005. What are Cases?. Cases are short stories describing a company, its environment, and challenge (s) it is facing [at the time the case was prepared]. Some cases may in fact suggest alternative courses of action

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