PPT-Troublesome Words in English

Jacqueline Elam Content Area EnglishLanguage Arts Grade Level 3 Summary The purpose of this instructional PowerPoint is for students to understand and use troublesome words in a sentence Learning Objective Given several troublesome words the students will place the correct word in a sentence with 100 accuracy. COGNATES. The languages are more alike than most people think. Many of the words from the . English. language stem from the . Spanish. . language.. MORE ALIKE THAN WE THINK. There are some Spanish words that when you see them, you know (or think you know) what they mean. They may be spelled exactly alike—or similar to—an English word. An example would be capital.. The Language of William Shakespeare . Pre-reading Notes . Shakespeare’s Grammar . We . know what we are, but know not what we may be. - Shakespeare. . . 1. Syntax . . Part II. Middle English. 1066 AD - ~1500AD. From Old English to Middle English, only two major . consonant. sounds were added: . [v] . and . [z]. .. ex. . v. iew, ha. v. e. e. x. si. z. e, wi. s. e . Brain Stretcher. What do the following words have in common?. Baxter. Brewster. Spinster. Question Time. Which language or languages are NOT related to English?. Chinese. French. Romanian. Persian / Farsi. Introduction to Vocabulary Construction. Adapted by Marcia Timmel from . Vocabulary through Morphemes . by Susan M. . Ebbers. Art by Phillip Martin . Why are there so Many Words?. . English is a rich but unusually large language. It is full of synonyms - words that mean nearly the same thing . With. The Language of William Shakespeare . Pre-reading Notes . Shakespeare’s Grammar . We . know what we are, but know not what we may be. - Shakespeare. . . 1. Syntax . . Brain Stretcher. What do the following words have in common?. Baxter. Brewster. Spinster. Question Time. Which language or languages are NOT related to English?. Chinese. French. Romanian. Persian / Farsi. What is happening in this sentence? Is it English?. After . changing baby Jane’s nappy, he put on a jumper, put her in the push chair and walked to the postbox. . Distinguishing . between Languages . Pronunciation Basics for Cantonese Speakers. Pronunciation. Consists of the phonemes (sounds from alphabetic letters)…. 24 consonant sounds. 20 vowels sounds. …and stress, rhythm and intonation. Cantonese speakers. Genre. : . Folk Tale. Big Question: How . do we demonstrate trustworthiness?. Small Group. Timer. Story Sort. Vocabulary. . Words. :. Arcade Games. Study Stack . Spelling City: Vocabulary. Spelling City: Spelling Words . Pronunciation Basics for Cantonese Speakers. Pronunciation. Consists of the phonemes (sounds from alphabetic letters)…. 24 consonant sounds. 20 vowels sounds. …and stress, rhythm and intonation. Cantonese speakers. Year 13 A Level English revision support pack There is a LOT here. Don’t get stressed…it’s intended to HELP you. PAPER 1 – Section A Analyse how Text A uses language to create meanings and representations NumbersEnglish One AtofTwo ToloThree TusaEnglish One LhaminTwo ToklanThree ToccinanFour OstakanCahappakanEnglish Timucua wordsOne YahaTwo YuchaThree HapuFour CheqetaFive MaruaChoctaw Counting Workshee T E D A C O G K. Word ladders. Choose a starting word.. Make a list of words – you can only change one letter each time you make a new word:. Bike. L. ike. Li. m. e . Starting Words:. Bat Cake Dog.