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FRY PHRASES and SHORT SENTENCES FOR REPEATED READING PRACTICE

FRY PHRASES and SHORT SENTENCES FOR REPEATED READING PRACTICE. FIRST 100 WORDS. The people . By the water . You and I . He called me. . What did they say? . No way . One or two . More than the other . How many words? . This is a good day. . Sit down. . But not me . Not now .

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Fry Instant Phrases and Short Sentences

Fry Instant Phrases and Short Sentences. The people. Write it down. By the water. Who will make it?. You and I. What will they do?. We had their dog. What did they say?. When would you go?. No way. A number of people. One or two. How long are they?. More than the other.

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Document Control

Document Control. Basics of Good Documentation and Document Control Systems. Steps to Building an Effective System. Elements of Good Documentation How Much do I Need? Outline Your Document Control System Maintaining Documentation Manual Filing/Word Processing Software

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Written Technical Communication (Part II)

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Style Crib Sheet

Steve Whitmore March 2008. Style Crib Sheet. When printed at six sheets per page, this file can be used as a handy reference to help you identify patterns of stylistic problems in your writing. Weak Endings.

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Effective Communication

Effective Communication. Human Resources Management and Supervision. OH 2- 1. Communication. Define communication- Process by which information is exchanged Forms of communication: talking, listening, body language, writing

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This is about the Battle of Hastings

This is about the Battle of Hastings. But before we get to that, we need to know what went before. The Battle of Hastings, 1066. 1. Housecarls. These were full time professional soldiers who were well trained & paid. The Saxon Army. Harold had two types of soldiers in his army:. 2. Fyrd.

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SIFT A Literary Analysis Method

SIFT A Literary Analysis Method. SIFT Method. Symbol: examine the text and title for symbolism Images: identify images and sensory details Figures of Speech: analyze figurative language and other devices Tone and Theme: discuss how all devices reveal tone and theme.

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COLLEGE ESSAY

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Mentor Text

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Communicators Conference

Communicators Conference. Cindy Orlandi, APR IABC/Detroit President-Elect. Introduction . IABC encourages quality and innovation in organizational communication. Today communicators will review what works best in providing plant and company news.

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Sentence Variety

Sentence Variety . Mixing Long and Short Sentences Use a Question, Command, or Exclamation Vary the Beginnings of Sentences. Good Writers.

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TONE AND D.I.D.L.S.

TONE AND D.I.D.L.S.

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Acculturation and Language Acquisition Stages

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Learning Objective : combine short related sentences with adverbs

Learning Objective : combine short related sentences with adverbs. What are we combining today?. Combine short related sentences with adverbs. Adverbs tell how, when , and where. EX: I happily skipped to school. Discuss with your partner which word is the adverb ? .

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Professional Letter Writing

Professional Letter Writing. Writing Workshop. Define Your Purpose. Why am I writing this letter? What has transpired to make you want to write the letter? What do I hope to get out of it? What do you expect to get out of it? What is the best way to achieve this?

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Learning Objective : combine short related sentences with adjectives

Learning Objective : combine short related sentences with adjectives. Discuss with your partner which word is the adjective ? . Adjectives describes a now . EX: The pretty girl ate an apple. The pretty girl ate an apple.

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Pronunciation

Pronunciation. Name as many countries as you can where English is the dominant language. What accents are the most challenging for you to understand? Easiest? What varieties of English pronunciation do you typically find in textbooks by major publishers?

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