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Welcome to English
Composition
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Review of Last Class
• Began a review of nouns and subjectverb agreement + verb tenses
• What are the 3 major types of
tenses?
• What do you look for when
determining subject-verb agreement?
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Review of Last Class
• If you see each, every, or a similar
word, should you use a singular or a
plural verb?
• What are some other indefinite
pronouns?
• Should you use a singular or a plural
verb with them?
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These indefinite pronouns are always
singular [even when they seem plural].
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Each, either, neither
Anyone, anybody, anything
Everyone, everybody, everything
No one, nobody, nothing
Someone, somebody, something
Review of Last Class
• “Not only the boss, but also the
employees _(verb)_” should you
use a singular or plural verb in the
blank?
• “Either the employees, or the boss
_(verb)_” should you use a singular
or plural verb in the blank?
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Review of Last Class
• How should you determine your
subject-verb agreement if your
sentence contains an interrupting
phrase?
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Review of Last Class
• The squirrel as well as the pigeons
keeps an eye on Sammy, the
sneaky cat.
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Review of Last Class
• How should you determine your
subject-verb agreement if your
sentence contains inverted words?
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Review of Last Class
• Here are the onions you need for the
chili. In the refrigerator are the
jalapeño peppers you might want to
add.
• Hint: turn them back around to a
standard order (The onions are here.
The jalapeño peppers are in the
refrigerator.)
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Writing Progression
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Week 1 = grammar
Week 2 = grammar
Week 3 = thesis statement & project plan
Week 4 = outline
Week 5 = 1st draft
Week 6 = revised draft
Week 7 = edited draft
Week 8 = final draft
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Agenda
• Finish our review of verb tenses
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Writing Activity
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Sharing Your Writing
Nouns?
Verbs?
Adjectives?
Adverbs?
Pronouns?
Conjunctions?
Prepositions?
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Verbs
• Online, interactive exercises at
www.chompchomp.com (regular and
irregular verb forms)
• Irregular verbs exercise
Grammar Ninja
• http://www.kwarp.com/portfolio/gram
marninja.html
Wrap-up
• Examined regular and irregular
verbs
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Assignment
• Non-graded: practice your subject-verb
agreement and verb tenses
• www.chompchomp.com
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Questions?
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Thank you for participating!
See you tomorrow!
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