'Oxford cleric' diaporamas de présentation

Welcome

Welcome. I trust you to know where you need to sit, so choose wisely and have a seat. When the bell rings you should be seated and ready to begin. Agenda. Warm-up Housekeeping Writing Sample Learner Poll and Reflection Who Are We? Goals. August 26. Warm-up: Looking Back

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Welcome

Welcome. I trust you to know where you need to sit, so choose wisely and have a seat. When the bell rings you should be seated and ready to begin. Agenda. Warm-up Housekeeping Writing Sample Learner Poll and Reflection Who Are We? Goals. August 26. Warm-up: Looking Back

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Welcome

Welcome. I trust you to know where you need to sit, so choose wisely and have a seat. When the bell rings you should be seated and ready to begin. Agenda. Warm-up Housekeeping Writing Sample Learner Poll and Reflection Who Are We? Goals. August 26. Warm-up: Looking Back

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General Prologue Jeopardy

General Prologue Jeopardy. Choose a category. You will be given the answer. You must give the correct question . Click to begin. Choose a point value. Choose a point value. Click here for Final Jeopardy. The Church. The Rich and Noble. The Poor. Servants.

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Welcome

Welcome. I trust you to know where you need to sit, so choose wisely and have a seat. When the bell rings you should be seated and ready to begin. Agenda. Warm-up Housekeeping Writing Sample Learner Poll and Reflection Who Are We? Goals. August 26. Warm-up: Looking Back

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Welcome

Welcome. I trust you to know where you need to sit, so choose wisely and have a seat. When the bell rings you should be seated and ready to begin. Agenda. Warm-up Housekeeping Writing Sample Learner Poll and Reflection Who Are We? Goals. August 26. Warm-up: Looking Back

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Characters of the Canterbury Tales

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The Canterbury Tales

The Canterbury Tales. Geoffrey Chaucer. frame story. A frame story is a story that includes any number of different narratives within it. . frame story . On a pilgrimage from London to Canterbury,

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The Canterbury Tales

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The Pilgrims of Canterbury Tales

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Rabia Afzaal

12th Grade Transitional English May 10 TH ,2011. Rabia Afzaal. The Narrator The knight The wife of bath The Miller The Host The Friar The Pardoner The Squire The Parson The Summoner The Clerk The Man of Law The Merchant The Manicple. The Doctor Franklin The Plowmen The Cook

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The Canterbury Tales

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Dreamers

Dreamers. Noor AlBuainain , Razan Faisal, Reema Nader, Hassan Ammar, Zayed Abdulrahman. Merchant. Physical Appearance He had a forking beard, motely dress, a Flemish beaver hat, and daintily buckled boots on his feet. Personality and Job He expressed his opinions and pursuits.

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Oxford Cleric

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Canterbury Tales

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English Final Questions

English Final Questions. Amanda Jimenez. How do you know that Beowulf is a legendary story?. He is described as someone greater then all men. How can you infer that Beowulf is honorable?.

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Dick the Oxford Cleric

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Vikki Nguyen

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