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Citing References in Your Research (APA Style)

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Opinion Paragraph Unit 5

Opinion Paragraph Unit 5. Your are going to learn:. 1- Using reasons to support an opinion. 2- Using there is/there are to introduce facts. 3- Using because of and because to give reasons. Opinion Paragraph.

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Interdisciplinary Writing Unit Presentation

Interdisciplinary Writing Unit Presentation. By: Kayla Lear. Introduction to the Unit. Grade Level: 2 nd Genre: Expository (informational) Content Area: Social Studies/ELA Topic: Georgia Piedmont . Pre-assessment . Students will write an information piece for their pre-assessment.

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Research Writing 101

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End Punctuation

End Punctuation. Periods, Question Marks, and Exclamation Points. Pasco-Hernando Community College Tutorial Series. End Punctuation.

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Lesson 5

Lesson 5. Choose 1 of the 4 writing assignments completed in Theme 1. When you choose a piece to revise and publish, you should choose a piece in which you can strenghten your personal voice. Rubric for Writing .

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8 Simple Rules for Writing Dialogue

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Parenthetical Citations

Parenthetical Citations. Background Notes. What is a parenthetical citation?. Parenthetical means inside parentheses ( like this ) . Citation means a reference to a source and/or an author.

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Editing/Proofreading and Presenting your Work

Editing/Proofreading and Presenting your Work. Final checking before turning in your work. Editing. Read over your sentences one last time after typing up your paper over to check for any last minute errors. Run-on sentences, fragments, or any error in mechanics.

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Parenthetical Citations

Parenthetical Citations. Background Notes. What is a parenthetical citation?. Parenthetical means inside parentheses ( like this ) . Citation means a reference to a source and/or an author.

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Vocabulary

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Daily Grammar

Daily Grammar . Week 2. v. art. n. v. hv. sc. pron. adv. pron. Monday: identify parts of speech: noun, pronoun(type and case), verb(type and tense), adverb, adjective, preposition, conjunction(type) gerund, participle, infinitive, article. adv. pron.

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End Punctuation

End Punctuation. An end mark is used at the end of a sentence . . Question Marks? . If a sentence asks a question, place a question mark at the end. Example: Does your pencil sharpener work?. Exclamation Points!.

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INTEGRATING QUOTES INTO YOUR WRITING

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sally sells seashells by the seashore

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t here are fewer students in mrs carmans class now

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Complete Sentences

Complete Sentences. 1.Start with a capital letter 2.Have end punctuation (. ? !) 3.Have a subject (S) 4.Have a verb (V) 5. Make sense. S V . ? !. The PENS Strategy. P ick a formula E xplore words to fit the formula N ote the words S earch and check. Search & Check Step.

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Passage 5

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Moving Up To 2

As you start thinking about next year, we hope the following information and suggestions will be helpful. We look forward to working with you! Mrs. Hester, Mrs. Whitbread and Mrs. Wilson. Moving Up To 2.

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