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Writing Arguments

Writing Arguments. Dr. Gary Cale. What is an Argument?. First of all, what it is not. It is not a fight. Although you may, and probably should, feel passionate about your topic, arguments are supposed to be intellectual activities not dog fights.

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Textual Analysis

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Bebe

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Unit 1: Vocabulary

Unit 1: Vocabulary. By: Mr. Shew. Your First Two Words. Theme. Metaphor. An analogy identifying one object with another and ascribing to the first object qualities of the second. A central idea. In non-fiction it could be the thesis.

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Welcome to FCAT Night:

Welcome to FCAT Night:. Our goal this evening is as follows: To provide essential information to help parents understand Florida Writes and its expectations. To share ideas and skills with parents so they can help at home. . What is the Florida Writes?.

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Imaginative Writing

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Questions and Statements

Questions and Statements. Statement. A statement is a telling sentence. It tells the reader something. . An example of a statement:. The ship sailed across the ocean. A statement starts with a capital letter and ends with a period. Question.

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Showing AND Telling

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Dangling modifiers

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Networking Business Letters

Networking Business Letters. BUSINESS GREETINGS.

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