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Insight

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---Theodore Dreiser

---Theodore Dreiser. Sister Carrie. Characters Plots Themes. Characters. Carrie Meeber Charlie Drouet George Hurstwood. Carrie Meeber.

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Tips for the Literary Analysis Essay

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Words: The Power Within

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Descriptive Paragraphs

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Who was Martin Luther King?

Who was Martin Luther King?. He was an American pioneer He developed a crucial labour in USA for the Afro-Americans. He took part as activist in protests againts he War of Vietnam and the poverty

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Bell Ringer 1/7

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Writing Feature Stories

Writing Feature Stories. Unit 6. Definition and Characteristics . Feature stories highlight a specific person, place or thing. Feature stories are informative and entertaining. Features play a large role in a high school newspaper. . Structure of a Feature Story .

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Lesson 41 Visualizing Setting

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Showing vs. Telling

Showing vs. Telling Showing versus telling is one of the ways we can make our writing style more effective. It is much better to 'show' details in your writing in a lively way rather than simply telling them. Create a vision for your reader so he/she can see what you are seeing in your writing.

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A Night at the Oscars

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Lesson Objectives -write your own prologue -Expand our Medieval vocabulary and

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DIDLS

DIDLS. Method of Literary Analysis. DIDLS. Diction Imagery Details Language Sentence Structure Ends in a discussion of tone. Diction . Word Choice Connotation/ Denotaton Slim/Scrawny Clean/Neat Freak Confident/Conceited Loaded Words-in ads and political speeches

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P C E E Paragraphs

P C E E Paragraphs. Quotations. How to set out quotations: Make your point, put it into context and set out your quotation on a SEPARATE LINE . Always introduce a quotation with a COLON . Then take a new line to continue with your paragraph. E.g.

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Declare yourself Free Brainstorm

Declare yourself Free Brainstorm. Who or what would you like to declare yourself free from? . Declare Yourself- 1st Person Narrative. DIRECTIONS: Write your very own Declaration of Independence. Declare yourself free from someone or something.

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