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A CHECKLIST OF LINGUISTIC AND STYLISTIC CATEGORIES

A CHECKLIST OF LINGUISTIC AND STYLISTIC CATEGORIES.

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160( ish ) Days of Language Arts in 20 Minutes or Less!

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Lie Detection

Lie Detection. by. Vinod Reddy (09005071) Bhanu Prakash (09005050) Hasan Kumar (09005065). Outline. Introduction Human Lie Detection Techniques Micro-Expression based design Controversy & false-positive results. Introduction.

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Literary Terms

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Literary Terms

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Literary Terms

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Literary Terms

Literary Terms. Short Story and Novel. Antagonist. The character directly opposed to the protagonist. A character or force that is in conflict with the protagonist. Non-character entities can be antagonistic (settings or events ) for example, Nature in Kon-Tiki . Allegory.

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DEIXIS

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LING 438/538 Computational Linguistics

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Detecting Deception with LIWC

April 12, 2006. Detecting Deception with LIWC. Aberdeen, MD. Jennifer Batka Emily Beadles Amanda Brown Anna Bueno Emily DeSorrento Catherine Field Adrian Gohl Michael Heller. T. Oliver Rebecca Pazoureck Linda Pierce Angela Price Rachael Ross Julie Santiago Juliana Stewart

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Elements of Fiction

Elements of Fiction. What is a short story?. A short story is a work of fiction that is usually written in prose. A short story is usually written in narrative f ormat , which means it tells a story.

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Literary Elements and Jurassic Park

Literary Elements and Jurassic Park. Jurassic Park. During the next week and a half we will be learning about these literary elements and relate them to the book Jurassic Park by Michael Crichton At the end of our unit we will have a response paper and a small quiz related to the book.

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NOUNS

NOUNS. ENG 3C FERNANDEZ-JESSUP. THE NOUN. Person Darlene boy mayor w orker scientist assistant. THE NOUN. Place Toronto d ock home p ark. THE NOUN. Thing c ar tool b alloon p enguin t ree. THE NOUN. Idea freedom h appiness t houghtfulness success. COMMON NOUNS.

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College Grammar

College Grammar. Senior AP 2012-2013. Bell Ringer Day 1. Note: SUBJECT pronouns are in the nominative case OBJECT pronouns are in the objective case. SUBJECT PRONOUNS I He She They We You. OBJECT PRONOUNS Me Him Her Them Us You. Day 1 Answers.

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Point of View: A Collaboration by Glenwood Middle School Teachers

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Point of View: A Collaboration by Glenwood Middle School Teachers

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Writing in the media environment

Writing in the media environment. Writing in the media environment means taking on the principles and practices of a professional. The writer must undergo an acculturation. Purpose of media writing. Information, not opinion

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Week fourteen: Writing Review

Week fourteen: Writing Review. The Final class. Class overview. Housekeeping: How Did the 1.2s Go? Where Did You Perform the Most Revision and Why? Semester Reflection Activity Top Twenty Common Errors Review Writing Review Directions What to Anticipate for English 1302 at TTU .

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Pittsburgh ACER Paragraph Rubric

Pittsburgh ACER Paragraph Rubric. Name: _____________________. How/Why is your topic (person, organization, place) important to the city of Pittsburgh?. 0 Points. 1 Point. __Project idea is clearly revealed. __ Importance to the city is expressed.

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