PPT-Word Splash Connect the following terms and put them into a sentence or phrase…

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Standard Oil Carnegie Steel JP Morgan John D Rockefeller Cornelius Vanderbilt Andrew Carnegie Railroad Industry Technology Today Give me some examples and explain

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Standard Oil Carnegie Steel JP Morgan John D Rockefeller Cornelius Vanderbilt Andrew Carnegie Railroad Industry Technology Today Give me some examples and explain how technology has had a positive or negative impact on your life. WILL. What does the structural analysis of the word . indecipherable. show about its meaning?. The word . indecipherable. has three parts: . prefix. , . suffix,. and . root. . The prefix . in-. means . GOAL. To discover sentence fluency errors, to work on choosing stronger words, and to start playing with your sentence structure.. Put . squiggly lines . under . words that seem weak, or informal. Especially look for the . Do you know what each word is?. The surprised giant bellowed angrily at the boy and chased him down the beanstalk.. Nouns – naming words. . Classifying nouns – . common, proper. Countable, . thing, boy or . What is a preposition?. A . preposition. is one of the eight parts of speech.. Some common . prepositions. include. Except, before, after, of, to, from, for, during, beside, between, among, into, above, below, include, like, as, at, in, since, within, near, through, toward, within, etc.. PREPOSITIONS. PREPOSITION. A word that shows the relationship between a noun or a pronoun and another word . in the sentence. WHAT IS A PREPOSITION?. THINK!!!!!. PREPOSTION = A WORD THAT SHOWS THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN A NOUN OR A PRONOUN AND ANOTHER WORD IN THE SENTENCE. The period (.). The question mark (?). The exclamation mark (!). End Marks. A period indicates the end of a sentence or the end of an abbreviation.. Rule: Use periods to end . declarative. sentences – statements of fact or opinion.. An infinitive is a. V. e. r. b. a. l. .. Verb. Noun. Adjective. Adverb. An infinitive is . to. plus a . verb. ;. h. owever, it acts like a noun, adjective, or adverb.. To. Verb. What is an infinitive?. Lango. Card Terms. Allegory. Alliteration. Allusion. Anaphora. Anecdote. Antithesis. Aphorism. Apostrophe. Clause. Colloquialism. Connotation. Diction. Euphemism. Fig. Language. Hyperbole. Irony. Juxtaposition. Overview. Sentence completion questions make up the first eight questions out of the larger comprehension sections, so they constitute a large portion of your overall score on the SAT Reading test. .. Team Time! . The following is what part of speech? . Mitch. wore a plaid shirt. . He. looked spiffy. . Antecedent- the noun or noun phrase a pronoun refers to.. To which fallacy does this example apply? . Rochelle and my sister. are waiting for the school bus.. A.. B. .. C. .. D. .. Them. Themselves. They. Their. Which word in the sentence below is the adverb?. Todd stepped quietly around the sleepy dog.. ADJECTIVE Describes a noun or pronoun tells which one what kind or how manyADVERB Describes verbs adjectives or other adverbs tells how why when where to what extentCONJUNCTION A word that joins two o In order for this to go well, a lot of advanced planning will be needed to make this school play a huge success. . Does your new sentence make sense? . A lot of planning will be needed to make this school play a huge success.. Review of Adjectives and Adverbs. Adjective. -modifies a . noun. or a . pronoun. Adverb. -may modify a . verb. , an . adjective. , or another . adverb. *Most adverbs end in –. ly. (clearly, happily, eagerly), but not all adverbs. Moreover, a few common adjectives end in –.

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