'Semi colon' presentation slideshows

Introduction to Software Engineering: Tools and Environments

Introduction to Software Engineering: Tools and Environments. Session 10. Oded Lachish Room: Mal 405 Visiting Hours: Wednesday 17:00 to 20:00 Email: oded@dcs.bbk.ac.uk Module URL: http://www.dcs.bbk.ac.uk/~oded/Tools2012-2013/Web/Tools2012-2013.html. Last time.

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Editor vs. the copyeditor/subeditor

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Technical Writing

Technical Writing. Ref: How to Write A Paper, Mike Ashby http://www.grantadesign.com/download/pdf/How_to_write_a_paper_6th_edition_2005.pdf. Grammar. Grammar tells the reader the function of words and their relationship. Mess up the grammar and you confuse the reader. Parts of speech 1.

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Grammar: Replace the connectives in the following sentences with the correct colon or semi-colon:

Colons can be used to join two sentences together when the second sentence explains something about the first sentence. e.g. Several people have been sent to hospital: they have all received life-threatening injuries. Jordan had to go home: he had been voted out.

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Comma and Semi-Colon Usage Melissa Schlegel December 15, 2011

Comma and Semi-Colon Usage Melissa Schlegel December 15, 2011. Learning Experience Focus Question. How can I better integrate technology?. Starpoint High School. Starpoint Central School District (Services Pendleton, Lockport, Wheatfield, Cambria, and Royalton)

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2.1 First C Program

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A Crash Course in C Today: Operators and Control Statements

A Crash Course in C Today: Operators and Control Statements. Tuesday, January 4 th , 2005 8:00PM Michael Shaw Jen Selby Sponsored by SIPB. A Brief Survey of Operators. expression operators ( ) unary operators !, ~, ++, --, +, - !: negation !(0) ==> 1 !(any non-zero value) ==> 0

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Close Reading

Close Reading. Today we are looking at the types of questions you may be asked. Understanding. Factual questions: pick out a fact from the text and express in your own words. Example: The topic of this text was the tarantula, and the narrator was a spider.

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Fancy Punctuation

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Punctuation!!

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Improving descriptive writing

Improving descriptive writing. There was a noise of a train. I see a ray of light slanting in through the glass. There was a noise of a rat in the corner. I could smell smoke. It slowly fills the room. 2. Improve: There is a child walking towards me.

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Improving your Sentences

Improving your Sentences . By: Tori, Megan, and Jerry. Goals . Write complete sentences Use active voice Divide long or rambling sentences Combine choppy sentences Use transitions . Comparing Editions. There was a few little things that were changed between books.

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Semi-colons

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The punctuation family

The punctuation family. Adult Literacy curriculum links Rs/E3.3 Use punctuation and capitalisation to aid understanding

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Grammar

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Spot the mistakes!

Spot the mistakes!. public class PetAge { public static void main(String[] args ) { String petname ; boolean petage ; petname = Rollo ; potage = 6 ; System.out.println ("My pet's name is " + petname ) System.out.println ( petname +" is "+ petage + " years old ." ; } }

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Grammar Rules

Grammar Rules. By: Samantha Planz. Purpose. The purpose of this presentation is to teach children of the middle school level simple grammar rules that are commonly misused. Children will study the grammar rules and then be challenged to put what they learned in the presentation to use.

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