'Final syllable' presentation slideshows

Words Stress

Words Stress. Dr. Marga Vinagre Department of English Studies, UAM. The nature of stress. All stressed syllables are more prominent than unstressed syllables. Four different factors are important: Stressed ayllables are louder than unstressed syllables; (loudness)

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Spelling Rules

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Spelling Rules

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How Do I scan Latin?

How Do I scan Latin?. The rhythm of Latin poetry is defined by its meter. The meter in turn is made up of feet . The feet are made up of a series of long and short syllables. The rhythm of English poetry is defined by its meter. The meter in turn is made up of feet .

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Poetry: What to know What to include in analysis

Poetry: What to know What to include in analysis. You will be tested on the following information. Speaker : Who did the author choose to tell the story? Intended Audience This is part of why the author wrote the poem, an intended message for an intended audience

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The s, l, f. z Rule

The s, l, f. z Rule. Words ending with s, l, f, or z after a SHORT VOWEL almost always double the final consonant . (Sam loves fried zucchini!). Examples:. off, fill, pass, jazz. Exceptions:. gas, bus, us, this, yes if, chef, pal, has, was.

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Invasive owls

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Grade 4 Lesson 13

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THE FORM OF POETRY

THE FORM OF POETRY. A. Sound Values : Rhyme, Alliteration and Assonance, Onomatopoeia B. Versification - Rhythm and Meter - Lines of Verse - Stanza Forms - The Sonnet - Free Verse. Rhyme. Masculine Feminine Double rhyme Triple rhyme End rhyme Internal rhyme. Rhyme.

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5 th Grade- Decoding/Word Attack

5 th Grade- Decoding/Word Attack. Unaccented Syllables: Schwa +n, Schwa+l , Schwa+ r. Unaccented Syllables. Ocean Motion Typical Particle Temperature Imperfection Improbable American.

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Decoding/ Word Attack Unaccented Syllables: Schwa + n, Schwa +r

Decoding/ Word Attack Unaccented Syllables: Schwa + n, Schwa +r. 4 th Grade. Look at this word and listen to me read it out loud. As I read, think about how many syllables are in the word and where the word should be divided. Decide which syllable has the / ? n / sound. nation. na / tion

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Grade 4 lesson 6

Grade 4 lesson 6. Review Lesson & Doubling and Dropping Rules for adding vowel suffixes. Vowel suffixes. A suffix is a letter or letters added AFTER the base word to create a new word. We know a suffix is a VOWEL suffix if the first letter of the suffix is a vowel. Examples: - i ng

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Grade 5 lesson 6

Grade 5 lesson 6. Review Lesson & Doubling and Dropping Rules for adding vowel suffixes. Vowel suffixes. A suffix is a letter or letters added AFTER the base word to create a new word. We know a suffix is a VOWEL suffix if the first letter of the suffix is a vowel. Examples: - i ng

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ce = /s/ ss = /s/ ge = /j/ age=/ ij /

ce = /s/ ss = /s/ ge = /j/ age=/ ij /. notice. recess. budget. bandage. police. princess. midget. garbage. sentence. science. actress. manage. luggage. office. gadget. address. message. practice. package. compass. village. distance. surgeon. courage.

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