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English ACT Prep

English ACT Prep. Grammar and Usage. Usage/Mechanics (53% - 40 questions) Punctuation (13%) Grammar and usage (16%) Sentence structure (24%). Rhetorical Skills (47% or 35 questions) Strategy (16%) Organization (15%)

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English ACT Prep

English ACT Prep. Grammar and Usage. Usage/Mechanics (53% - 40 questions) Punctuation (13%) Grammar and usage (16%) Sentence structure (24%). Rhetorical Skills (47% or 35 questions) Strategy (16%) Organization (15%)

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English ACT Prep

English ACT Prep. Grammar and Usage. Usage/Mechanics (53% - 40 questions) Punctuation (13%) Grammar and usage (16%) Sentence structure (24%). Rhetorical Skills (47% or 35 questions) Strategy (16%) Organization (15%)

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Usage

Usage. Agreement Subject and Verb, Pronoun and Antecedent Verbs. Exercise 4 p. 162 #1-10. Underline the subject of each sentence then circle the verb in parenthesis that agrees with it. The confusion among the shoppers (is, are) understandable.

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CL and Social Media

CL and Social Media. LING 575 Fei Xia Week 2: 01/11/2011. Outline. A few announcements Personal vs. Business email Email zone classification Deception detection Hw2 Hw1: quick update from the students. A few announcements. Databases on Patas.

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SINGULAR AND PLURAL PRONOUNS

SINGULAR AND PLURAL PRONOUNS. PRONOUNS. Pronouns are words that take the place of nouns . Singular pronouns take the place of singular nouns . Plural pronouns take the place of plural nouns . . WHAT IS A NOUN?. A noun is a person, place, thing, or an idea.

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PRONOUNS

PRONOUNS. My friend was telling me what a great time she had in Florida this summer. She and her brother had gone to visit their uncle and aunt. " Him and her sure gave a nice present to he and I," said my friend. "All four pronouns wrong," I said . "Can't do any better than that!" .

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Agreement

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How to Avoid Using 2 nd Person:

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What are Pronouns?

Us. We. We. What are Pronouns?. She. I. He. What are pronouns?. Pronouns take the place of nouns. The word or phrase replaced by a pronoun is called an antecedent. Example:. Halloween is one of America's holidays. It is celebrated in October.

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Singular and Plural Pronouns

Singular and Plural Pronouns. Singular Pronouns. I, me you she, he, it him, her, it. Plural Pronouns. we, us you they them. Jose loves to play baseball. He loves to play baseball. Does Adzie Healy play for the Stockdale Bulls?. Does he play for them?.

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Personal and Possessive Pronouns

Personal and Possessive Pronouns . 6-1 P. 298. Personal Pronouns. You can replace nouns with pronouns to make your speaking and writing flow more smoothly. Bob went inside. He went inside. .

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Dreams for the day

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How to use pronouns

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Bellringer

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Sotw #8

English 10. Sotw #8. What Do You Notice?. During the game, a player may forget their plays. If a person wants to succeed in life, they have to work hard. If any student needs help with the homework, he can email me. This money is for Fred and I.

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What is pronoun-antecedent agreement? Number

What is pronoun-antecedent agreement? Number. Use singular pronouns to refer to singular antecedents. Singular antecedent. Singular pronoun. Peel the onion before you chop it. Peel the onion before you chop it. Peel the onion before you chop it.

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A R emedial E nglish G rammar

A R emedial E nglish G rammar. CHAPTERS. ARTICLES AGREEMENT OF VERB AND SUBJECT CONCORD OF NOUNS, PRONOUNS AND POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES CONFUSION OF ADJECTIVES AND ADVERBS DIFFICULTIES WITH COMPARATIVE AND SUPERLATIVES CONFUSION OF PARTICIPLES: ACTIVE & PASSIVE PREPOSITIONS

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Pronoun Usage

Pronoun Usage. Pronoun Agreement with Antecedents. Antecedent: The noun to which the pronoun is referring Example: A reporter saw the accident and filed a report about it. Antecedent: accident Pronoun: it. Pronouns Must Agree in Number with its Antecedent.

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