'Different sentence structures' presentation slideshows

Vendetta

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Improving Close Reading Skills

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Sentence Structure

Sentence Structure . Every complete sentence contains two parts: a subject and a predicate . The subject is what (or whom) the sentence is about, while the predicate tells something about the subject.

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Punctuation

Punctuation. Period Rules. A period (called a `full stop` in British English) is used to mark the end of a sentence . The next idea is not related or too long. On the weekend I went to a movie . I visited my father the next week since I had not seen him for som e time .

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Under Construction: Building Sentences with a Bubble Map

Under Construction: Building Sentences with a Bubble Map. Start Your Bubble Map. 1. Write your topic in the middle of a piece of paper. . 2. Draw a circle or box around it. Things I like to do. This will be the topic of your sentence. Add Ideas to Your Bubble Map.

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Language Feature Spotting

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Domains for informational writing

Focus, Content, Organization, Style, and Conventions. Domains for informational writing. Is the ability to stay on topic Is the ability to keep from straying off topic Is the ability to emphasis the thesis How do stay focused? Repeat your thesis often

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A night on the streets

A night on the streets. Success Criteria Have you used a range of different sentence structures? Have you used a wide variety of vocabulary? Have you referred to the senses to bring your writing to life? Is your work accurate?.

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