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Bell Ringer #3: 9/8(A) & 9/9 (B). As you enter class, please respond to the following prompt. If you could start your very own clothing line, what would your products look like? What types of articles of clothing would your business make? Explain. Grammar Lesson #3. What is a helping verb?
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Bell Ringer #3: 9/8(A) & 9/9 (B) As you enter class, please respond to the following prompt. If you could start your very own clothing line, what would your products look like? What types of articles of clothing would your business make? Explain.
Grammar Lesson #3 What is a helping verb? A helping verb is used with an action verb to help the action of the sentence. Examples: am, is, are, was, were Mat was helping Micheal. was helps the action verb helping.
Practice Quia: Helping Verb Practice Link
S,O,A,P Review 1. Which of the following does the S in S.O.A.P.S. stand for? a. Situation b. Subject c. Start d. Symbolism 2. When referring to the O in S.O.A.P.S., which of the following refers to the situation surrounding the piece of writing that helps us better understand the intended message? a. Content c. Context b. Current Events d. Character 3. List the three types of purpose. Hint: PIE! ____________, ______________, _____________.
S.O.A.P.S. S— Subject O— Occasion A— Audience P— Purpose S— Style • Tone • Diction • Text Features • Structure
S.O.A.P.S. • S- Style • Tone: What is the tone or attitude of this piece? • Ex: Sarcastic? Serious? Nostalgic? Humorous? Dramatic? Angry? • Diction- notice the word choice • How does it contribute to the author’s purpose & tone? • Structure • How is the piece written? • What organizational patterns do you notice? (Compare/contrast, main idea, example, chronological, cause & effect) • Text features • How do they help you understand the text better? • Ex: Headings, tables, graphs, pictures, charts, lists, captions, etc.
Now what? • Using this acronym, you should now be able to better understand the work of an author, poet, musician, artist, playwright, or director/producer. • This helps you to become a critical thinker- where you can appreciate something based on more than just entertainment value. • It will also give you the tools you need to argue against something with which you disagree!
Style Practice: “The Raven” You will need a text of “The Raven” for students to read (James earl Jones’ reading: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sXU3RfB7308&feature=related) Simpsons version: http://www.yourenglishclass.com/the-simpsons-raven/
Context of Edgar Allan Poe The often tragic circumstances of Poe’s life haunt his writings. His father disappeared after he was born, and, at the age 3, Poe watched his mother die of tuberculosis. Poe then went to live with John and Frances Allan, wealthy theatergoers who knew his parents, both actors. Poe’s new mother, Frances Allan, was chronically ill, and Poe experienced her sickness much as he did his mother’s. Poe secretly married his cousin, Virginia, who also died of consumption. There are echoes of Poe’s upbringing in his works, as sick mothers and guilty fathers appear in many of his tales.
Exit Slip: 3, 2, 1 List 3 ways to analyze the style of a text Describe the 2 questions you should ask when describing the occasion Write 1 question that you still have about S, O, A, P, S.
Homework: (General only) • Choose a famous poem or book that you own at home (poem, novel, children’s book, song, etc.). • Highlight or write down the words/phrases that bring out the author’s voice or writing style (diction!). Try to find at least 5-10 words! • Analyze this author’s style in one paragraph. Think about: a. text features b. diction c. tone d. organizational pattern How do they come together to create a distinct “voice?”
