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Dialogue 101

What did they say? How do you write that?. Dialogue 101. What do you already know?. Look at the way the dialogue in the following paragraph is written. Study the way it is punctuated. Now, with a partner, write a punctuation rule for each separate way the dialogue is presented. Be specific.

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Fall Semester Review

Fall Semester Review. Language Arts . Essay Writing. A paragraph has at least 5 sentences. Ways to brainstorm: web, list, bracket Parts of an outline: introduction, body, conclusion Parts of a thesis sentence: topic, opinion, and reason.

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Final Review

Final Review. What you Need to Know for Thursday. Sections. Your Final will consist of four sections: A multiple choice section testing you on rhetorical concepts and APA format. A short reading passage with questions A multiple choice grammar section

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Comment

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Robert Munsch Dialogue Mini-Lesson

Robert Munsch Dialogue Mini-Lesson. Robert Munsch Dialogue Mini-Lesson. Robert Munsch uses dialogue in his fictional narratives to create strong characters, to create a repeating pattern, and to add humor to his stories.

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WARM UP

WARM UP. Put your SpringBoard book on the shelf neatly. Get out your rough draft and a colored pen. RANDOM FACT OF THE DAY: Polar bears are left handed. . Peer Editing . Interview Narrative. Introduction. Does the introduction grab your attention?

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English Language Arts 9

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