'Sentence construction' diaporamas de présentation

Syntax

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S entence structure

S entence structure. Fundamentals of sentence construction. What is a phrase?. A phrase consists of a group of related words that functions as a part of speech. A phrase does not express complete meaning on its own as it lacks a subject and/or a predicate. Examples of phrases.

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Process of Writing

Process of Writing. Process of Writing. Technical writing is not unplanned It requires proper planning / steps Different types of messages require different organization plans. Process of Writing. Steps to write Pre Writing Writing Post Writing

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English Literature (HL & SL)

English Literature (HL & SL). Works in translation essay NOTES AND TIPS FOR STUDENTS. General Overview: Works in T ranslation ( WiT ).

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English Literature (HL & SL)

English Literature (HL & SL). Works in translation essay NOTES AND TIPS FOR STUDENTS. General Overview: Works in T ranslation ( WiT ).

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Introduction to Rhetoric

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Etika Profesi . Plagiarism

Etika Profesi . Plagiarism. Apa beda antara plagiatisme dengan penipuan / peyontekan ?. Dikumpulkan oleh Kurniatun Hairiah (27 November 2013). Rutgers University on Plagiarism http://www.ceth.rutgers.edu/douglass/sal/plagiarism/intro.html. Plagiat & Pelanggaran Hak Cipta.

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How Language Use Varies

Introduction to Textual Analysis. How Language Use Varies. Ways of Describing Language. Describing Language Use. Analysing Written Texts. How would you label each text? (e.g. editorial, legal writing, horoscope, weather forecast, letter to personal advice column)

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Grammar Crammers 11-20

Grammar Crammers 11-20. G Herbst 2011. Convince/Persuade. Convince People are convinced of something or that something Example: John convinced Martha of his good intentions. Persuade People must be persuaded to do something Example: John persuaded Martha to marry him.

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11 Rules of writing, grammar and punctuation

11 Rules of writing, grammar and punctuation. Rule 1: use a comma followed by a conjunction and/or semicolon when combining two clauses. Examples: Incorrect: The delivery boy knew he carried strange cargo, but still ventured off unafraid.

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Analyzing Syntax

Analyzing Syntax. Definition . Syntax: the analysis of sentence construction. Essential Idea: Syntax must be examined as to how it contributes to and enhances meaning and effect. Sentence Length. Telegraphic: Sentence shorter than five words Short: Sentences approximately five to ten words

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The Five Types of Plagiarism

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The Five Types of Plagiarism

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Fozia Sultana Subject: Urdu Jr.D section P.A.F Chapter

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Chapter 1

Chapter 1. Section 1.1 Deductive versus Inductive Reasoning. There are many ways in which a person can reason. Some of them are better suited to doing some things than others. There are two ways to reason that are commonly used in mathematics: Deductive Reasoning Inductive Reasoning.

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Rhetorical Triangle

Rhetorical Triangle. Logos. Context. Pathos. Ethos. The Argument. LOGOS: ETHOS: PATHOS: CONTEXT: . SOAPSTone Who is the S peaker?.

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Chapter 1

Chapter 1. Mathematical Reasoning Section 1.2 Deductive Reasoning.

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FURTHER ORAL ACTIVITY

FURTHER ORAL ACTIVITY. LENGTH . APPROXIMATELY 10 MINUTES FOR EACH CANDIDATE WITH 5 MINUTES OF QUESTIONS FROM THE TEACHER YOU WILL BE EXPECTED TO WRITE A REFLECTION FOLLOWING YOU PRESENTATION. THIS MAY HELP JUSTIFY YOUR CONTENT. DETAILS.

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1. P ersuasively organized , with excellent structure , coherence and development .

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