'Proper punctuation' diaporamas de présentation

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A Basic Spelling & Punctuation Review

A Basic Spelling & Punctuation Review. An English/Reading Mini-Workshop to Help Student Support Services (SSS) Participants Improve their English language skills. Some Basic Usage Problem Areas. Why not just tell the whole world that I have problems?. Spelling Errors Abbreviation

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Punctuation!

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March 1, 2010 Conventions Day 1

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I.C.E .

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How to use punctuation Marks Correctly

How to use punctuation Marks Correctly. Why use proper punctuation?. The miss use of punctuation can cause confusion and some times a misunderstanding. Ex. Is the dog in his cage! (This seems like you are making an exotic statement rather then asking a question). How to use a comma.

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Author A True Story

Author A True Story. By Helen Lester. talented. A talented person is able to do something well. My piano teacher is a talented musician. Who is a talented person that you know?. single. A single thing means that there is only one of it. He has a single piece of fruit in the bowl.

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Writing Dialogue

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Sentence Structure

Sentence Structure. What is the difference between a sentence and a fragment or a run on?. A sentence is a word or word group that contains a subject and a verb and that expresses a complete thought. When I saw the snake, I jerked around and sprinted home.

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Writing Correctly Connected Sentences

Writing Correctly Connected Sentences. Correct sentences:. Simple sentences with one subject, one predicate pose no problems: The girls wanted to eat lunch at Subway. Compound sentences, two complete sentences joined with a conjunction, semicolon or colon, can be more challenging:

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Using Quotes

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The Permafrost Crumbles

The Permafrost Crumbles. Evelyn McLaughlin. Main Idea Title. Be sure your title is only 1 to 3 words. Use proper capitalization for your title. Your title should reflect the main idea of the question. Be sure your answers re-state the questions and also use proper punctuation.

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