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Grammar and Mechanics Part Two: Phrases and Pronouns

Grammar and Mechanics Part Two: Phrases and Pronouns. Analytical and Rhetorical Writing Matt Barton. Phrases. Unlike a clause, a phrase does not contain a subject and a predicate. Phrases are used as adjectives, adverbs, or nouns. Some types of phrases are Prepositional Participial

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Commas

Created by Akeem Richard on January 2013. Commas. Stop clubbing, baby seals!!!. Before we begin. Rules for all commas . . . Basic uses of commas. The Easy Stuff. Commas with dates January 1, 2013 BUT 1 January 2013 Monday, March 11 BUT March 11 March 11, 2013 BUT March 2013

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Commas Pages 259-272

Commas Pages 259-272. By Seth Murray and Garrett Thelen. Where Commas Should Be Used. Before coordinating conjunctions joining independent clauses. After introductory word groups. Between all items in a series. Between coordinate adjectives not joined by and .

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Punctuation I

Punctuation I. Punctuation. Punctuation in English writing is like traffic lights and traffic signs. It helps the reader understand what you are writing. The punctuation marks used most commonly in English are: Comma (,) ? Period (.) Semicolon (;) ? Question Mark (?)

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Word Roots: Classics 30

Word Roots: Classics 30. Tuesday, August 31, 2010: Unit 8. Woman suffering from extreme ichthyosis. Note on Grades. Written in red in a circle in the upper right corner of your quiz is a number.

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English I Honors

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Guided Notes

Guided Notes . Restrictive and Nonrestrictive Elements. Restrictive Elements. Restrictive elements (known also as essential elements) are phrases or clauses that are necessary to make the meaning of the sentence clear. These elements ARE NOT SET OFF BY COMMAS .

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Guided Notes

Guided Notes . Restrictive and Nonrestrictive Elements. Restrictive Elements. Restrictive elements (known also as essential elements) are phrases or clauses that are necessary to make the meaning of the sentence clear. These elements ARE NOT SET OFF BY COMMAS .

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Work package 3: International Maritime Spatial Planning Instruments

Work package 3: International Maritime Spatial Planning Instruments. Objective of WP3: Evaluate existing international maritime spatial planning instruments and their impact on the development of offshore renewable energies and related grid infrastructure

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Commas #2

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Commas

Commas. The Serial Comma. Commas are used to separate items in a series. When Mary walked into the classroom, she saw a school teacher, a doctor, a woman eating a bagel, and a bird .

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The Clever Comma

The Clever Comma. Or, The Pesky Comma. Commas. Commas are used in the gaps between words and ideas in a sentence to control the flow of information and to create relationships among the different groups of words and ideas.

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Comma- rific

Commas, their uses, and you. Comma- rific. Commas. QA Compact, chapter 24, has all the comma rules. They are all very straightforward except for one or two crazy exceptions. And yes, there are grammatically-based comma rules.

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Writing Lab

Writing Lab. Commas with Restrictive and Nonrestrictive Elements. Restrictive Elements. They are essential to a sentence because they restrict, or limit, the meaning of the words they modify. They are not set off from the sentence with commas.

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Commas with Restrictive and Nonrestrictive Elements

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Unnecessary Commas

Unnecessary Commas . By: Caitlin G. Never put a comma. Between compound elements After short introductory word groups Between a subject and verb Between a verb and an object or complement Between a modifier and the word it modifies, or after a possessive noun or pronoun

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