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SENTENCE STRUCTURE @ HCCY

SENTENCE STRUCTURE @ HCCY. A PRACTICAL GUIDE TO UNDERSTANDING SENTENCE STRUCTURE AND VOCABULARY. Created by Pamela Cohen. Sentence Structure @ HCCY. In this presentation you will:

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BTA MID-TERM EXAM STUDY GUIDE

BTA MID-TERM EXAM STUDY GUIDE. MODEM connects a computer to the Internet _ LAPTOP _computer is designed to be carried from place to place. MONITOR. also called a computer screen, displays information visually. PERIPHERAL. is anything connected to your computer. OPERATING SYSTEM.

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Subjects , predicates

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Subjects & Predicates

Subjects & Predicates. Project LA Activity. 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. Judy and her dog run on the beach every morning.

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Pushing up the Sky

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Chapter 12 PUNCTUATION POTPOURRI

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EXETER TOWNSHIP JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY

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Good morning students

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Simple Subjects and Predicates

Simple Subjects and Predicates. 1-3 p. 38. Simple Subject. What do you already know about complete subjects and complete predicates? The main word (or words) in the complete subject is called the simple subject. Noun or Pronoun. Simple Predicate.

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What to put in an MLA citation and where:

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Flowers for Algernon

Flowers for Algernon . Vocabulary. Synonym Main Word Antonym. Absurd (adj.) : Ridiculous or unreasonable . Absurd. Ridiculousor silly. Reasonable. Example Sentence: When Jenny told me that she saw pigs flying in the sky, I thought it was absurd!.

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Language Arts Class

Language Arts Class. Mrs. Judy Minix September 1,2010. Grammar Notes for Test. Identify Sentences Identify the four types of sentences Identify Complete Subjects and Predicates Identify Simple Subjects and Predicates.

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Word webs

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Simple and Complete Predicates

Simple and Complete Predicates. A complete predicate includes the words that tell what the subject is or does. A simple predicate is the main word or words in the complete predicate of a sentence . (verb) Example: The pig won a prize at the fair. Complete Predicate: won a prize at the fair

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Plural Nouns

Plural Nouns. For most nouns add s . cars, horses If a noun ends with s , ch , sh , x , or z , add es . buses, brushes If a noun ends with f or fe , change the f to a v and add es . Scarves *if two vowels are before the f, leave it f and add s. Ex. chiefs

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What is Economics?

What is Economics?. Economic Concepts. Economics : The study of how society chooses (decides) to use scarce resources (rare availability) to satisfy (to please) unlimited wants and needs (continual self interest). Needs vs. Wants. Need: Anything that is necessary for survival

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Noun=

Noun=. Person, Place or Thing. Who or what a clause, phrase or sentence is about. Do: Find five nouns in the room and write them down. 1. 2. Proper Nouns: a specific person place or object. They begin with a capital letter. Write down three. Kinds of Nouns:.

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