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English/Grammar

English/Grammar. E EQ: How can knowing sentence structure improve my writing? . Questions:

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Sentence Structure

Sentence Structure. Parts of a sentence Types of sentences: Simple, Complex, Compound. Parts of a sentence. Subject - tells us which person, animal, place or thing we are talking about; Predicate - tells us what we are saying about that subject. Mohan ate those mangoes.

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And now, More Grammar

And now, More Grammar. Kin 100W Emily H. Wughalter, Ed.D . Parallel Structure. With an -ing Ending. Kinesiology majors like to swim, bike, and run. Running, biking, and swimming are the three components of the triathlon. Do not mix: Kinesiology majors like swimming, running, and to bike.

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Comparison/Contrast Paragraph

Comparison/Contrast Paragraph. Katherine Howard Writing 1. Today. Self Reflection and Peer Help Sentence Types Creating sentences and sentence clauses Using Compare/Contrast Transitions Educational Systems Compasions. Re-read your paragraph. Complete the self-correcting sheet. .

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Personal Narrative

Personal Narrative. One Pager Narrative Essays in a Jiffy!. Look at the picture. What do you see? Take notes on the prompt. Now Read the Quote. What is it talking about? Circle the key words on the prompt. .

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Chapter 6: Prepositions, Conjunctions, and Interjections

REVIEW GAME!. Chapter 6: Prepositions, Conjunctions, and Interjections. Ms. Szydelko. Question #1 . The room was decorated for the party, so we took a break. Identify the prepositional phrase(s) . Question #2. to under am Which word is NOT a preposition?. Question #3.

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Sentence Structure

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Chapter Twenty-Three Run-Ons

Chapter Twenty-Three Run-Ons. Prepared by Professors Rita Perkins and Paul Harris Camden County College. The Two Types of Run-On Sentences. Fused Sentences: They are fused or joined together as if they were only one thought. Comma Splices : A comma is used to connect

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Eats , shoots , and leaves. Eats shoots and leaves.

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What you need today

They are: Simple Sentence Compound Sentence Complex Sentence Compound-Complex sentence Let's take them one at a time. What you need today. Yellow response journal Sentence combining worksheet (homework ) due this week. Pen or pencil. They are: Simple Sentence Compound Sentence

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Sentence Fragments & Run-Ons

Sentence Fragments & Run-Ons . Porsche Nichols Tiffany Burchette Luigi Collana Ingrid Washington. Sentence Fragment-. A sentence fragment is a group of words that are punctuated like a sentence but lacks the proper elements that form a complete sentence, such as a subject or a verb.

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Commas!

,. Commas!. *After an introductory element*. If a sentence begins with a phrase or clause or transition, you probably need a comma to separate it from the independent clause that follows. Comma Causers= AAAWWUBBIS! Although After While When Until Because Before If Since.

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Understanding the Sentence Unit

Understanding the Sentence Unit. Compound and Complex Sentences. Mr. Ronzoni Little Flower Catholic High School for Girls 2012. Compound Sentences.

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Building Effective Sentences, Part II

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Making Inferences + FANBOYS

Group Activity Introduction. Making Inferences + FANBOYS. Read Aloud.

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Conjunctions

Conjunctions. A conjunction joins words or groups of words. There are three kinds of conjunctions: c oordinating conjunctions c orrelative conjunctions s ubordinating conjunctions. Coordinating conjunctions may join: single words groups of words

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Commas

Commas. Independent clauses. Have a subject and a verb and express a complete idea Karen and Jon are late. That I told you about Because you are young. Two pieces are missing. Coordinating conjunctions. FANBOYS For And Nor But Or Yet so.

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Ways to Combine Sentences:

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Conjunctions

Conjunctions. Coordinating (review). Connect equal words, phrases, or clauses FANBOYS Ex: Anita cleaned the yard, and Luis washed the car. Correlative. Used in pairs to connect words or groups of words e ither/or ; neither/nor Either they got tired, or they ran out of time.

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