'Restrictive clause' diaporamas de présentation

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Good Grammar

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Chapter I

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Links Academy ACT English

Links Academy ACT English. Complete and Incomplete Ideas. A complete thought can stand alone as a complete sentence or as part of a longer sentence!. Chris steals hubcaps. Why does he need money? The police chase him. Will the police ever catch Chris?.

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Diagnostic Test

Diagnostic Test. Dr. Lam, TECM 5195. Original. The Union of Concerned Scientists have developed plans for a sport utility vehicle (SUV), that is friendlier to the environment than SUVs on the market. Sub-Verb agreement and restrictive clause.

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Eng 106 WRITING PACK CHAPTER 4

Eng 106 WRITING PACK CHAPTER 4. Adjective Clauses. Adjective clauses. An adjective clause is a dependent clause that functions as an adjective. That is, it modifies (gives more information about) a noun or pronoun. The first thanksgiving feast in the United States,

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Commas

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Avoiding Common Errors in Grammar & Punctuation

Avoiding Common Errors in Grammar & Punctuation. Bessie E. Varner. Overview 1. Definitions Common Grammatical Errors Sentence Fragments Person Gender Voice Number Tenses Myself, Yourself Who, Which, That Misplaced Modifiers. Overview 2.

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Relative Clauses

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Lesson 12 (Dec. 1)

Lesson 12 (Dec. 1). Relative Clauses (2). Relative Clauses. Recall: Relative clause which follows the subject noun of the main clause: An object which is left in the sun becomes hot. Relative clause which follows the object noun of the main clause:

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Re-write each sentence correctly

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Copyedit

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Day 1

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Open Writing Lab

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Key Principles:

Key Principles: Readers prefer that the main characters are subjects and most of the verbs name the actions of the characters. ? Sentences are cohesive with one another when we see at the beginning of a second sentence information that appeared toward the end of the preceding sentence.

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The search for nonrestrictive relative clauses:

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The search for nonrestrictive relative clauses:

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WHICH VS. THAT

WHICH VS. THAT. By: Brittany Tyree. RESTRICTIVE CLAUSE-THAT. A restrictive clause is the part of a sentence that you cannot get rid of because it specifically restricts some other part of the sentence. Example: Gems that sparkle often elicit forgiveness.

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Key Principles:

Key Principles: Readers prefer that the main characters are subjects and most of the verbs name the actions of the characters. ? Sentences are cohesive with one another when we see at the beginning of a second sentence information that appeared toward the end of the preceding sentence.

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Grammar Review

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