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Shifts in Mood

Shifts in Mood. NEC FACET Center. Introduction. Shifts in mood are often closely related to shifts in tense. Both involve verbs. We will begin this lesson by reviewing grammatical mood. What is Grammatical Mood?. The grammatical term mood has nothing to do with frame of mind.

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Welcome

Welcome. to. Jeopardy!. Reading Review. Unit 2.2. 4 th Grade OCR. Henry Wells and William G. Fargo. Final Jeopardy. Round 1. Round 2. Group 1. Group 2. Group 3. Vocab- ulary. Spelling. More Grammar. Compre-hension. More compre - hension. Grammar. Round 2. $100.

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Classifying The Four Kinds of Sentences A PowerPoint Presentation Created by: Mrs. Perry

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AIMS Writing Tips

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The Sentence

objectives. UNIT. 1. The Sentence. 1. To understand that a sentence expresses a complete thought. 2. To recognize the different kinds of sentences. 3. To identify the eight parts of speech. 4. To write sentences effectively. Section 1 A Sentence .

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Punctuation: EOL Chapter 21 Pages 560-585 End Marks, Commas, Semicolons, Colons

Punctuation: EOL Chapter 21 Pages 560-585 End Marks, Commas, Semicolons, Colons. End Marks. An end mark is a punctuation mark placed at the end of a sentence. Periods , question marks , and exclamation points are end marks. Periods are also used after some abbreviations. End Marks.

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Patterns of Organization

Patterns of Organization. THE LISTING PATTERN. > facts, details, examples listed in sentences after main idea . > sometimes listed in order of importance. > most often no specific order required. WHAT. HOW. The government of Rhode Island was based on four

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Grammar, Usage and Mechanics

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NOUNS

NOUNS. by Sandra Boyd. Common and Proper Nouns. A noun is a word that names a person, place, thing, or idea. A common noun names any person, place, thing or idea. Common nouns are not capitalized, unless they come at the beginning of a sentence. Examples:

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Sentence Sense

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Literacy Through Photography Project

Literacy Through Photography Project. RE 5130 Marsha Warren. NCSCOS Objectives. LANGUAGE ARTS 3.01 Elaborate on how information and events connect to life experiences.

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EQ: What clues help me identify the types of sentences?

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My Two Drawings

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Subjects, Predicates, and Sentences

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The Four Kinds of Sentences A PowerPoint Presentation Created by: Mrs. Van Dyke

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Kinds of Sentences

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DGP: Daily Grammar Practice

DGP: Daily Grammar Practice. Starting next week we will begin DGP When you come in, it will be on the board instead of the warm-ups we have been doing You will use the same sentence all week, and on Friday there will be a quiz. It will look something like this:. bobby loves language arts

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Grammar project be a teacher

Grammar project be a teacher. SUBJECT AND PREDICATES. Subjects: a noun that takes action in the sentence Predicates: the action in the sentence. Types of sentences mind map. Declarative=. Exclamatory = !. Types of sentences. . Imperative=. Interrogative= ?. Types of sentences.

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INTRODUCING YOURSELF

INTRODUCING YOURSELF. GREETING - Hi - Good morning - Hello - Good afternoon - How do you do? - Good evening - How are you? Good night - Nice to meet you. QUESTION WORDS. I . 7 question words (6W+1H) Who - s iapa , siapa-siapa

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