'Single speaker' presentation slideshows

Turning an L1 three-way contrast into an L2 two-way contrast

Turning an L1 three-way contrast into an L2 two-way contrast. Paola Escudero University of Utrecht and McGill University Paul Boersma University of Amsterdam Second International Conference on Contrast in Phonology Toronto, May 3, 2002. Introduction.

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Synchronic Changes in language

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What is Poetry?

What is Poetry? . Poetry Post-it Activity Class Definition of Poetry. Sons of Poetry. Link for Sons of Poetry http :// www.youtube.com/watch?v=FmICU1gMAAw. Appreciating Poetry .

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Poetry

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Unit 5-Poetry Study Guide Notes

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The Language of Poetry

The Language of Poetry. Poetry Notes. Figurative Language. Definition: Language that communicates meaning beyond the literal meaning. Examples: simile, metaphor, extended metaphor, hyperbole, personification. Simile.

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Tuesday, 7/26: Week 2 Conceptual vs. Procedural Understanding

CI 512: Teaching and Learning. Tuesday, 7/26: Week 2 Conceptual vs. Procedural Understanding. Class Outline Conceptual and Procedural Understanding. Note Taker: Derek Baily Observer: Karen Czarnecki Logistics (9:00-9:05) Theory vs. Method (9:05-9:10)

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Poetry

Poetry Vocabulary Alliteration : Repetition of initial consonant sounds Allusion : A reference to a well-known person, place, event, literary work, or work of art Ballad : A song-like poem that tells a story Blank Verse : Poetry written in unrhymed, ten-syllable lines Concrete Poem :

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Poetry

Poetry. Feb 19. Agenda. Book Presentation Poetry letters Poetry notes Poetry activity. Poetry Letters. Make sure your name is not on your poem- however, please put your student number Place poems in a pile, face down on desks Pick up and read another poem ? are you interested?

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Poetry Notes

Poetry Notes . Are you afraid you missed something from the notes you took in class on Thursday? Look through your notes while you go over this slideshow to see if you have the key information. . What is Poetry? .

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Unit 1: Historical Background

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Literary genres: poetry and drama

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Extend your thinking@ Bishop Justus 2013/2014

Literary terms: onomatopoeia, adverbs, metaphor, repetition, alliteration, sibilance, powerful adjectives, simile, monosyllabic phrase, pathetic fallacy, emotive language, short sentences, structure, sensuous description, rule of three, extended vocabulary, varied punctuation. Year 10

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Testing Listening

Testing Listening. By: Nane Magdalena 06920090052. Introduction. Listening and Speaking are typically exercised together in oral interaction. Several occasions: listening to the radio, to lectures, to railway station announcement. NO speaking is called for.

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POETRY

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Forms and Types of

Forms and Types of . SLC Ms. Mandel & Ms. McG. Why are the forms interlocked?. Narrative Poetry (tells a story). Ballads Songlike, often deal with adventure & romance 4- to 6-line stanzas Contain refrains Epics Long poems about the deeds of gods or heroes.

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Anglo-Saxon Literature

Anglo-Saxon Literature. Lyric Poetry. Poetry Terminology: Genres. Genre A classification or category of a literary form Dramatic poem Involves more than one speaker Narrative poem Tells a complete story Lyric poem Expresses the observations and feelings of a single speaker

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Drama Terms

Drama Terms. Romeo and Juliet By: William Shakespeare. Elizabethan Terms:. The Elizabethan Era was named after Queen Elizabeth I of England (who reigned from 1558-1604).

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3 kinds of poetry:

3 kinds of poetry:. lyric: a short poem, uttered by a single speaker, which expresses the thoughts and emotions of that speaker dramatic poetry: drama written in poetry; OR poetry written for or as if for performance by actors, with characters speaking in a specific situation

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