'Spelling rules' diaporamas de présentation

CMSC 723 / LING 645: Intro to Computational Linguistics

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Simple Present Tense

Simple Present Tense. Presentation by Kristi Reyes. Simple Present Tense: Uses. Everyday activities: What do you do every day? Routines, habits General truths. What do these people do?. bake. cut / style hair. build. deliver. draw / design. drive. fix / repair plumbing, appliances.

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Letters and Sounds

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The Present Continuous

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IATEFL, Harrogate 2010

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Spelling Rules and Plurals

Spelling Rules and Plurals. Spelling Rules. Spelling ie and ei. REMEMBER: I before E except after C or when sounded like A as in neighbor and weigh. EXCEPTIONS: either, caffeine, foreign, forfeit, height, heir, leisure, neither, protein, seize, species, their, weird.

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Gerunds and Infinitives

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Spelling Presented by Leading Literacy Teachers

Spelling Presented by Leading Literacy Teachers. Aims. To support teachers in planning when and how to teach spelling; To develop techniques in teaching spelling rules, conventions and strategies. Spelling Programme. Expectations: By the end of Year 1 children should be working at:

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Spelling Presented by Leading Literacy Teachers

Spelling Presented by Leading Literacy Teachers. Aims. To support teachers in planning when and how to teach spelling; To develop techniques in teaching spelling rules, conventions and strategies. Spelling Programme. Expectations: By the end of Year 1 children should be working at:

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Plural Rules Part One

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Disability Resource Service

Disability Resource Service. Steve Russell Trained teacher Disability Adult literacy Dyslexia assessor and teacher Associate member of the BDA Team leader Disability Resource Service Level 1 James Hight . Your vision of Me. In constructing your vision of me

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Strategies for Teaching Spelling

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Code Switching

Code Switching. When to say what. Code Switching. Code switching is the ability to change your use of language based on the unique situation Three Codes Informal Semi-formal Formal/Academic. Informal Writing. This is anything that is going to just your friends

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Dive into spelling rules

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Grammar Points

Grammar Points. Comparatives and Superlatives. Superiority. I was happier before. He wrote the most beautiful poems. She was more cheerful before. They were the noisiest people in the room. Inferiority. It was less sunny today. He was the least friendly man I ever met.

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Spelling Foundation Skills 2

Spelling Foundation Skills 2. Have paper and pencil ready!. POSITION OF SOUNDS. In order to become a good speller, you need to understand the POSITION of sounds in words. Different spelling rules apply!. Initial Position. What are your initials? Write your initials.

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Spelling Rules #11 and #12

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Monday November 12 th , 2012 Grammar Review for Quiz (tomorrow)

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