'Dominant impression' presentation slideshows

EXAMPLE ESSAY

EXAMPLE ESSAY. CHARACTERISTICS. Also known as : Illustration essay OR Illustrative essay not as in drawing or sketching but as in demonstrating, proving, exhibiting, revealing, showing, exemplifying. CHARACTERISTICS. This is the CLASSIC 5-PARAGRAPH ESSAY (1) INTRODUCTION

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DESCRIPTIVE ESSAY

DESCRIPTIVE ESSAY. ASSIGNMENT. To describe a familiar object utilizing only SENSE DETAILS : - sight -taste -sound -touch -smell To describe only the physical characteristics; To appeal to the senses; to use concrete details. TOPICS.

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DESCRIPTIVE ESSAY

DESCRIPTIVE ESSAY. ASSIGNMENT. To describe a familiar object utilizing SENSE DETAILS only (sight, sound, smell, taste, touch); To describe only the physical characteristics; To appeal to the senses; to use concrete details . TOPICS.

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New Horizon College English Unit 5 Graceful Hand

New Horizon College English Unit 5 Graceful Hand. Expression & Patterns. Pre-reading Activities. Picture guessing Questions for discussion. Summary. Text Analysis. Text structure Devices for developing it. Main idea. Writing. Exercises. Writing skill

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Unit Two

Unit Two. Graceful Hands. The first two periods. Check the answers of translation A brief introduction of text A Key words and expressions and difficult sentences Exercises. Translation of Unit 4.

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AP English Language and Composition

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Purpose

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Writing Effective Topic/Thesis Sentence

Writing Effective Topic/Thesis Sentence. Review Chapter 3 in Writing For Life by D.J. Henry. Four steps to effective paragraphs . 1. Begin with a point. 2. Support the point with specific evidence. 3. Organize and connect the specific evidence. 4. Write clear, error free sentences.

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DESCRIPTION PATTERN OF EXPOSITION

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Writing Effective Topic/Thesis Sentence

Writing Effective Topic/Thesis Sentence. Review Chapter 3 in Writing For Life by D.J. Henry. Four steps to effective paragraphs . 1. Begin with a point. 2. Support the point with specific evidence. 3. Organize and connect the specific evidence. 4. Write clear, error free sentences.

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Descriptive Writing

Descriptive Writing. Portraying People, Places, and Things. What is description?. Appeals to one or more of the five senses Tries to create a specific impression or feeling Works to help audience vividly experience what you are writing about. Brainstorm.

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Rhetorical Mode: Description

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Descriptive Writing

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The following sentence pays no attention to description: There was a tree in the backyard.

The following sentence pays no attention to description: There was a tree in the backyard. The following sentence is rich in sensory details; compare it with the above sentence and decide which one is more appealing:

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Description & narration

Description & narration. Details, dominant impression & narration. Description. Description reports the testimony of your senses. The reader imagines not only what they see, but hear, taste, smell and touch the subject you describe.

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Journal #3: Sense of Place

Journal #3: Sense of Place. We are going to visit the commons to practice using sensory details . Find a place to sit and write. Consider the attitude/feeling you have about this place (in general, at this moment, etc.)

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Chapter 8: Showing and Telling Description, Narration, and Example

Chapter 8: Showing and Telling Description, Narration, and Example. Description A description shows the reader what a person, place, thing, or situation is like. When you write a description, you try to show , not tell , about something. Elements of Descriptive Writing 1. Sense Impressions

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