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Unit title: 爱好 Hobbies. Area of interaction focus Which area of interaction will be our focus? Why have we chosen this?. Significant concepts What are the big ideas? What do we want our students to retain for years into the future?. Health and Social

GROUP 6 Sean Lin Wesley Kao Emily Lee Bell Liu Jerry Lin Bernice Chen Eva Shih Mike Huang. 1.luxury the best and most expensive food and drink 、 clothes 、 surrounds etc.

Guess the Covered Word. Developed by: Joanne Whitley. Say It!. list word list word list word list word list word. Sentence with first word. Cover the word with the curtain. Sentence with first word. Cover the word with the curtain. Sentence with first word. Cover the word

Sentence Composing. Absolute Phrase. Absolute Phrase. Here’s a list of sentences, all written by professional writers, but with some parts deleted. 1. She returned to her bench. 2. The boy watched. 3. About the bones, ants were ebbing away. Absolute Phrase.

Misplaced and Dangling Modifiers. MODIFIERS. A modifier is a word, phrase, or clause that describes or changes the meaning of another word, phrase or clause in some way. A misplaced modifier means that there is a separation of space between the word, phrase, or clause and the modifier.

CHAPTER 8 Decision Making Using the IF and EVALUATE Statements. OBJECTIVES. To familiarize you with 1. The use of IF statements for selection. 2. The variety of formats and options available with the conditional statement. 3. The use of the EVALUATE statement with COBOL 85. Selection.

Università di Cagliari. Corso di Laurea in Economia e Gestione Aziendale Economia e Finanza Economia e Gestione dei Servizi Turistici Luisanna Fodde/Olga Denti Caterina Cambosu/M.Antonietta Marongiu a.a. 2016/2017. The Structure of the English Sentence.

Spelling, Punctuation & Grammar. Punctuation. Commas : Used for a pause in a sentence. Despite being late , Sam didn’t get a detention. I wanted ham , cheese and chips. Colon: Used to introduce a list, a definition or a statement. You need to buy : 2 eggs, flour, butter and sugar.

Subjects, Predicates, and Sentences. Tell me what is happening. Who?. What is happening?. Who? The fireman What’s happening? is putting out a fire. The fireman is putting out a fire. This is a complete sentence. What must a complete sentence have?.

TASK: Write a description suggested by the picture (opening). B egin with a simple sentence to introduce setting Zoom in on red square and describe the soldier’s feelings:

Uncle Jed’s Barbershop by: Margaree King Mitchell illustrated by: James E. Ransome. Unit 4, Lesson 7. Created by: Nancy Luebbers Hamilton ECEC Saint Louis Public Schools – Saint Louis, Missouri.

Grammar, Usage and Mechanics. Chapter 1: The sentence and Its Parts. Here’s the Idea. Chapter 1: The sentence and Its Parts Lesson 1- Complete Subjects & Predicates. Sentence: A sentence is a group of words that expresses a complete thought. Sentence.

How to Write a P o we r P a ra g r ap h. Stepping Stone. The c o lo r - c o de d paragraphs will be our starting point for writing this year. It is an organizational system for writing that will help you any time you are required to find evidence and analyze it. First things first!.

Four Elements of Style: Diction Syntax Tone Point of View. Mrs. Stacey Reaves Wilson Hall Sumter, SC sreaves@ftc-i.net. Diction: Word Choice. “The difference between the right word and almost the right word is like the difference between lightning and the lightning bug.” Mark Twain.

Dinosaurs: Where Did They Come From and Where Did They Go?. Daily Oral Language Week 4. Sentence 1.

RESEARCH WRITING SERIES 3 Better sentences in research writing. GRASP - Graduate Research Advanced Skills Program. This workshop focuses on sentences, and demonstrates how clear expression and accurate grammar/punctuation are

Intro to DIDLS. Analysis and Writing Practice. What are DIDLS?. Diction Imagery Details Language Syntax All of these elements work up to determining and supporting TONE. Diction. What It Means. Word Choice Look For… Adjectives, adverbs, verbs, nouns Negative words Positive words

1 GED Reading Skills. Locating Directly Stated Main Ideas ABE/ASE Content Standard 4.01.1 Determines the main idea (stated and implied) and identifies relevant materials. Definition.

Unpacking Iconic Images. Make a list in your journal of the words and phrases that come to mind when you see the following images. Stereotype (image perpetuated without change).

Chapter 9. Factors considered when sentencing. A judge must consider many factors when determining sentencing – refer to figure 9-2 (pg.252) Pre-sentence report A report prepared for the judge by a probation officer describing the offender’s situation Victim Impact Statement