'Certain word' presentation slideshows

Epizeuxis

Epizeuxis. In this category, all answers are the same word times 3. FOR EXAMPLE What does Santa Claus say? Correct answer: Ho! Ho! Ho! Incorrect answer: Ho!. 1. In nursery rhymes what is the preferred method for getting a boat gently down the stream?.

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Literary Techniques: Poetry Analysis 1

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CONTEXT CLUES

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Session 3

Session 3. The objectives of this session are: to reflect on what the work from the previous session was like, what the learners have done to work on their grammar, etc. to help the learner realize the place of vocabulary in the process of learning a language.

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Diction Analyzing Style

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Efficient Search on Encrypted Data

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WORLD LITERATURE JANUARY 27, 2012

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Shifting Adverbials

Shifting Adverbials. Aimee Lee Roderick Martin Bravo Jenny Lee. What is a shifting adverbial?. An adverbial clause is a clause that functions as an adverb. In other words, it contains subject and predicate and modifies a verb. I saw Joe when I went to the store .

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Shifting Adverbials

Shifting Adverbials. Aimee Lee Roderick Martin Bravo Jenny Lee. What is a shifting adverbial?. An adverbial clause is a clause that functions as an adverb. In other words, it contains subject and predicate and modifies a verb. I saw Joe when I went to the store .

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SEPTEMBER 6, 2012 ENGLISH II HONORS

SEPTEMBER 6, 2012 ENGLISH II HONORS.

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Towards large-scale, open-domain and ontology-based named entity classification

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How do you feel about reading Shakespeare?

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How do you feel about reading Shakespeare?

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Repetition and free verse

Repetition and free verse. Elements of Diction. Repetition in a song or poem refers to a word or phrase that occurs multiple times throughout the piece. Why might an author choose to repeat a certain word or phrase? To emphasize a main idea or theme in the piece

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