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FYP Preparation for CSIS Student Writers

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English Language Arts Level 7 #40 Ms. Walker

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Issues in Computational Linguistics: Grammar Engineering

Issues in Computational Linguistics: Grammar Engineering. Dick Crouch and Tracy King. Outline. What is a deep grammar? How to engineer them: robustness integrating shallow resources ambiguity writing efficient grammars real world data. What is a shallow grammar.

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ESSAY ERRORS

ESSAY ERRORS. *Copy on Left (Cornell style) and SKIP LINES!!! 1. Sentences 2. Sentence Fragments 3. Correcting Fragments 4. Run-On Sentences 5. Fused Sentences 6. Comma Splices 7. Correcting Run-Ons * Only copy what is written in red. Most Common Errors.

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6 Traits of Writing Review

6 Traits of Writing Review. January 2014. Ideas. Needs to be descriptive Try to focus on the prompt Include a lot of sensory details. A mind once stretched by a new idea never again regains its new dimensions ~Oliver Wendall Homes. Sample Writing for Ideas.

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Common Errors in Sentence Structure

Common Errors in Sentence Structure. Comma Splices. SS(cs). Faulty Parallelism. SS (frag). Sentence Fragments. SS(run-on). Run-ons. Common Errors in Sentence Structure. Comma Splices. SS(cs). Faulty Parallelism. SS (frag). Sentence Fragments. SS(run-on). Run-ons. ,.

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PUMPED-UP GRAMMAR!

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Avoiding Run-on Sentences, Comma Splices, and Fragments

;. ,. Avoiding Run-on Sentences, Comma Splices, and Fragments. Getting Your Punctuation Right!. What Does a Comma Signal?. A comma signals a pause. (It tells the reader to slow down briefly , but then keep going until the thought is completed.) Because I like grammar , I like this class.

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Unit 1 - Sentences

Unit 1 - Sentences. Grade 6 ela. Unit 1 Topics - Sentences. Sentence Sentence types Subject/predicate Simple subject/simple predicate Compound subject/compound predicate Avoiding fragments and run-ons Sentence structures Simple Compound Complex. Lesson 1: Identifying Sentences.

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Run-on Sentences!!!

Run-on Sentences!!!. Guaranteed to confuse, annoy, frustrate, and irritate your readers:(. Definition of a Run-on:. Two independent clauses (IC)s incorrectly joined without proper separation.

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Run-Ons and Comma Splices

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GRAMMAR #1

GRAMMAR #1. FRAGMENTS and RUN-ONS. FRAGMENTS. A fragment is an incomplete thought; it may be missing a subject or a verb and so does not count as a full sentence. Fragment: I checked my phone seven times already today. Starting as soon as I woke up.

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Grammar Unit CI 350 November 2007

Alex Whitt. Grammar Unit CI 350 November 2007. Analyze Learners. High School Freshmen level Approximately 15 years old No special needs students Need to have basic knowledge of what has been taught up to this point in their schooling. State Objectives.

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Writing Profile Articles

Writing Profile Articles. Holly Harrison Jessica Fogarty John Ransone Saundra Thomas William Thompson. Interviewing. Before you go- do a google search- find out as much as you can about the person before you interview them. Prepare- by have questions you want to ask them ready

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Run-ons

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Fragments

Fragments. Recognizing Fragments TLW distinguish between fragments and sentences Recognizing Fragments : A fragment is a group of words that does not express a complete thought. Part of a sentence should not be presented as a full sentence ending with a period or other end mark.

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Run- Ons

Run- Ons. Sydney Dylan Billy. What is a Run-On sentence?. A run-on sentence has at least two independent clauses that have been put together without correction punctuation. Sentence Lengths.

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Grammar Workshop

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Run On Sentences

Run On Sentences. Bellwork. Monday, September 11. Directions: Copy down these frequent run on problems and their solutions: 1. Two main clauses only separated by a comma. Solution: Add a conjunction.

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