PPT-The Power Of Words

GCSE English Language GCSE English Literature Year Ten English Lessons There are two key areas that we will focus on English in year ten Developing reading and writing skills Completing English Language Unit Three Controlled Assessment. 9 Bipolar Power Devices Power devices can be classified into bipolar based devices MOSFET based devices and devices such as the IGBT that combine a bipolar transistor with a MOSFET Bipolar power devices are the tra Words with J, Q, X and Z 48Words with Q not followed by U 50Indicator words in crossword clues incapable of co-existingjippi-jappa a palm-like tree of tropical Americakinnikinick a mixture used by GO OUT OF YOUR MOUTH. EPHESIANS 4:29. CORRUPT WORDS. What makes a word . corrupt. ?. The . idea. it communicates. Words are vehicles for ideas. Ideas begin in the heart . Luke 6:43-45. Corrupt (Greek SAPROS) . Godly Words. Death and life are in the power of the tongue.. . . Proverbs 18:21. Godly Words. For out of the abundance of the heart the mouth speaks. The good person out of his good treasure brings forth good, and the evil person out of his evil treasure brings forth evil.. Encultured . Each of us is encultured. This is a life-long process in which our identities are formed. . We learn gendered identities of what it is to be a man or a woman, and we learn those behaviours that society encourages, sanctions or condemns. It is through language that a great deal of enculturation occurs. . . http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=. 9_tCtvmAm4M. In what ways do we use words and what does our ability to use language give us? . When and how do words become weapons? . How do words create images and stereotypes? . GO OUT OF YOUR MOUTH. EPHESIANS 4:29. CORRUPT WORDS. What makes a word . corrupt. ?. The . idea. it communicates. Words are vehicles for ideas. Ideas begin in the heart . Luke 6:43-45. Corrupt (Greek SAPROS) . (and Similes). The Real Power of Metaphors. Metaphor:. . Comparing . two things by saying one . is. the other.. Simile:. . Comparing . two things by saying they are similar using like or as.. YAAAAAAAAAAWWWWWWNNN!!!. Definition. . The power to influence or command thought, opinion, or behavior. The right to exercise power, to rule or govern. The power of one whose will and commands must be obeyed by others.. Definition . What Do . Y. ou . H. ave to Say?. Author Ernest Hemingway . (1899-1961). Father of the 6-Word Memoir. Legend has it that in the 1920s, author Ernest Hemingway . said . that he could write a complete story in just six words. He wrote: . Moments . that stick in the mind of the reader. !. The parts of the story that the reader just can’t forget.. “This is the best way to say this. .”. The writer has weighed the options and chosen a description that best captures what is wanted.. Poet : . Mary O’Neill. About the poet:. Mary . Devenport. O'Neill.  (3 May 1898 – 1957) was an . Irish poet.  and . dramatist.  and a friend and colleague of . W. B. Yeats. , . George Russell. Prefixes. PREFIXES . . Meaning. Words You Already Know. Ab. , abs away, from abolish, absent. Apo away,. from apostrophe, apology. James 1:25. “But whoso . looketh. into the perfect law of liberty, and . continueth. therein, he being not a forgetful hearer, but a doer of the work, this man shall be blessed in his deed.. ”.