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AN INTRODUCTION TO THE STUDY OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE

AN INTRODUCTION TO THE STUDY OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE. LINGUISTICS. - the scientific study of all forms of language manifestation - other related fields of science = applied linguistics. LANGUAGE. = basic means of human communication - the most widely used and most convenient means

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GRAMMATICAL STRUCTURE OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE

GRAMMATICAL STRUCTURE OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE. Synthetic and analytical types of languages Analytical verb-forms: function word + full /content word continuous forms perfect forms forms of the future interrogative forms negative forms forms of the passive voice Synthetic verb-forms:

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Unit 25

Unit 25. Lesson 3. Connections Recognize it!. WALT. We are learning to expand our knowledge of vowel sounds, practice fluency, focus on vocabulary, focusing on idioms, review adjectives, and prepositions and understand poetry. WHY is this important?.

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ELACC5RF3: Know and apply grade-level phonics and word analysis skills in decoding words .

ELACC5RF3: Know and apply grade-level phonics and word analysis skills in decoding words .

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Parent Early Phonics Workshop

Parent Early Phonics Workshop. Building the foundations for future readers and writers. Foundation Stage Phonics Emergent writing Speaking and Listening Developing a love of literacy. Year 1 Talk for Writing Imitate and Innovate Understanding what a sentence is.

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The Sneaky e

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The Sneaky e

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The Sneaky e

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Phonics

Phonics. Phonemes & Graphemes. Phonemes- The smallest unit of sound in a language Graphemes- A written or printed letter-symbol used to represent a phoneme. Morphemes. The smallest unit of meaning in a word - Morphemes can stand alone - Morphemes can be part of a word

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Present Continuous

Present Continuous. ?????????? : 1._ ?????????????????????????????????????????? ???? You are learning English now. ????????????????????????????? 2._ ????????????????????????????????????????????? ???????????????????????????????? ????

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PAST SIMPLE or PAST CONTINUOUS

PAST SIMPLE or PAST CONTINUOUS. PAST SIMPLE. Verbs may be: REGULAR: I played tennis yesterday. IRREGULAR (second column of irregular verbs) She ate ice-cream in winter. Past Simple form ( REGULAR VERBS). To form the past simple of regular verbs we usually add -ED to the verb :

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Intro to 4.4

Intro to 4.4. olive. Closed syllable rule. W hen a word has one vowel and is closed in by at least one consonant at the end of the word it makes the short vowel sound. cap Ed spring moss grub

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Helping your child with their reading Miss Jones November 2014

Helping your child with their reading Miss Jones November 2014. Our children as readers. What do we want from our children? To read for pleasure To be able to sight-read fluently (at appropriate age) To be able to summarise what has been read To read with understanding

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Different Types of Syllables : Closed and Open

Different Types of Syllables : Closed and Open. Complied by Jamie L. Lally. Different Types of Syllables. In the English-Language there are about six different types of syllables. C closed L consonant le O open V vowel consonant e E magic/silent e R r-controlled.

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NAME

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Fundations:

The Bacher Blog. For parents of students in Room 16 Mon., Nov. 15, 2010. Important Announcements: Student Council is collecting canned goods and non-perishable items for the military. Please send items in with your child if you are able to! Thank you!

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