'Third person pronouns' diaporamas de présentation

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Parts of Speech

Noun. Pronoun. Parts of Speech. Interjections. Verb. Conjunction. Adjective. Preposition. Adverb. 1. Nouns. A noun is a name; nouns name persons, animals, places, things, collections or groups of persons or things, qualities, conditions, actions, processes, and ideas. Examples:

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Unit 10

Parts of Speech. Unit 10. Nouns. A noun is a word that names: Persons Places Things Ideas. Nouns Types. A sentence may contain a noun of any particular type: Singular or Plural Possessive Concrete Abstract Proper Common Collective. Singular and Plural Nouns 402.

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Using APES to Write Short Answer Responses

Using APES to Write Short Answer Responses. Writing Workshop 1. What is APES?. APES is an acronym that will help you remember the steps to writing a solid Short Answer Response on the STAAR test and in the classroom.

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The Short Story

The Short Story . What is a Short Story?. A short fictional narrative; the plots are generally brief and uncomplicated. What is the Plot?. Plot: Series of related events that make up a story (exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution). Characterization.

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Spoken or written language

Homework: Language and gender study. Due: Monday 12 th September. Spoken or written language. LO: to discover the differences between spoken and written language; : to identify the features of real talk. Spoken Language Study.

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Elements of Short Stories

Elements of Short Stories. PowerPoint adapted from:. Setting. The setting is the place where the story takes place. Setting includes the following: The geographical location For example: London, Cairo, Halifax, Vancouver The time period For example: 1865, during WWII, today

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C o l o u r the world with words

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Story Elements Notes

Story Elements Notes. Definition of FICTION 1 a : something invented by the imagination or feigned; specifically : an invented story b : fictitious literature (as novels or short stories) c : a work of fiction; especially : novel

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Week 12 Tutorial 10 Sociolinguistics

Week 12 Tutorial 10 Sociolinguistics. Kwok Zhi Hao Geraldine Tu Xue En Lee Xiong Wei Joshua Reanna Suela. Question 1:. Cockney Dialect and Reflexive Formation. Cockney Dialect and Reflexive Formation. Part A).

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Latin Grammar

Latin Grammar. The Demonstratives: hic, haec , hoc iste , ista , istud ille , illa , illud is, ea , id. Demonstratives. The verb d?m?nstr? in Latin means to point out. Demonstratives are words that point, like this or that in English. t his dog. that dog. Demonstratives.

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Evidence for the Pinocchio effect: Linguistic differences between lies, deception by omission, and truth

Evidence for the Pinocchio effect: Linguistic differences between lies, deception by omission, and truth. Lyn M. Van Swol & Michael T. Braun University of Wisconsin-Madison Deepak Malhotra Harvard Business School. Types of deception. Bald-faced lie Omission. Lie.

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The Moonstone II

The Moonstone II. Narratology. The scientific or formalistic study of narratives Mikhail Bakhtin , Roland Barthes, Gerard Genette. Story / Discourse. Story = the actual chronology of events in a narrative ;

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Elements of Horror Fiction

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Cohesion by RJ Phillips Halliday and Hasan (1976) identify two types of cohesion:

Cohesion by RJ Phillips Halliday and Hasan (1976) identify two types of cohesion:. Grammatical cohesion, including reference, identification, ellipsis and conjunction . Lexical cohesion, including repetition and collocation. Grammatical cohesion. Reference

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The Westing Game

The Westing Game. By Ellen Raskin. About the Author. Ellen Raskin was born in 1928, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. As a student at the University of Wisconsin, she studied journalism and fine art.

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Types of reading question

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Literary Terms

Literary Terms. 1. Explain Conflict : The struggle between two opposing forces. The main character (protagonist) is always involved in the conflict. Without a conflict, there is No plot. Conflict provides the motivation for the protagonist to act. 2. Name the five types of conflicts:

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More News Writing!

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Starters

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