'Subject verb direct object' diaporamas de présentation

SDA General Conference Headquarters in Silver Springs, Maryland

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The Sentence

The Sentence. words. word or words. expresses. An idea or complete thought. word. What makes a sentence?. Must begin with a CAPITAL letter! Must have a subject! Must have a predicate! Must complete an idea or complete thought! Must end in the correct punctuation!. subject. verb.

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Aims of this period

Aims of this period. We can preview the aims of Lesson 11. We can listen and answer the questions about the pictures. We can learn the key points of grammar in Lesson 11. Listen & Understand. What is love? Give the best definition of love that you've heard of. Love is feeling.

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Combine simple sentences into compound sentences.

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Directions: Press F5 to begin the slide show. Press the enter key to view each part of the review.

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Directions: Press F5 to begin the slide show. Press the enter key to view each part of the review.

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Directions: Press F5 to begin the slide show. Press the enter key to view each part of the review.

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Directions: Press F5 to begin the slide show. Press the enter key to view each part of the review.

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Grammar as Rhetoric and Style

Grammar as Rhetoric and Style . Cumulative, Periodic, and Inverted sentences. Standard Sentence Patterns . Subject/Verb (SV) My father cried. Subject/Verb/Subject Complement (SVC) Even the streams were now lifeless. Subject/Verb/Direct Object (SVO)

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Grammar as Rhetoric and Style

Grammar as Rhetoric and Style . Cumulative, Periodic, and Inverted sentences. Standard Sentence Patterns . Subject/Verb (SV) My father cried. Subject/Verb/Subject Complement (SVC) Even the streams were now lifeless. Subject/Verb/Direct Object (SVO)

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Lesson 5 Second Declension Nouns

Lesson 5 Second Declension Nouns. Second Declension Nouns ( - o" -type). 2 nd Decl. - o" -type endings : Sing. Pl. Nom. -o" -oi Gen. -ou -wn Dat. -w/ -oi" Acc. -on -ou" Voc. -e -oi. Example: to,poj (stem = top & ) Sing. Pl. Nom. tovp o" tovp oi Gen. tovp ou tovp wn

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Map of the Sentence

Map of the Sentence. Every sentence is made up of a core, which can be expanded by modifiers and/or connectors. The next slides will organize the information from Ch. 1-5 using this map & highlighting new material for each chapter in red. Introduction to Latin, 2e (Shelmerdine).

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Introduction to Diagramming the Basic Sentence: Subject/Verb/Direct Object

Lesson One. Introduction to Diagramming the Basic Sentence: Subject/Verb/Direct Object. A basic sentence is comprised of a subject ( noun or pronoun) and the predicate ( verb ) AND it must be a complete thought . Example: Mary laughed.

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