Daily Oral Language Week 1 - PowerPoint Presentation

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Daily Oral Language Week 1

M. GreeneSlide2

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the Sentences Below

Types of Errorsthe book the return of the native is considered among the better of hardys many novelsthere are several steps necessary to repair a broken window first remove the putty second remove the points or nails then replace the broken one with a new one

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Types of Errorsthe book the return of the native is considered among the better of hardys many novelsProper nouns (books, person), Underline (book), Superlative degree, Apostrophe (possessive)there are several steps necessary to repair a broken window first remove the putty second remove the points or nails then replace the broken one

with a new one

Reduction (removal of expletive), Colon (series), Commas (after adverbs – first, etc.), Semicolons (separate series containing commas), Substitute specific noun for unclear pronoun

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Types of ErrorsThe book The Return of the Native is considered among the best of Hardy’s many novels.Proper nouns (books, person), Underline (book), Superlative degree, Apostrophe (possessive)

S

everal steps are necessary to repair a broken window: first, remove the putty; second, remove the points or nails; then replace the broken window with a new one.

Reduction

(removal of expletive), Colon (series), Commas (after adverbs – first, etc.), Semicolons (separate series containing commas), Substitute specific noun for unclear pronoun

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Diagramming a Simple Sentence

That brown dog quickly ran into the busy street

.PREDICATESUBJECTdogranSlide6

Quick Peek at the Rules

Come to class prepared to learn.

Pens (blue or black only); pencilsPaper (not from a spiral notebook)Independent Reading Material (everyday)Homework Completed Prior to Walking through the DoorCome to class on time.Tardy = not in your seat when the bell ringsActively and respectfully pay attention in class.Raise your hand to talk.Don’t talk when the teacher is talking.Don’t talk over others.Slide7

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Types of Errorswe would of froze during the storm but we seen a shelter that protected us from the high winds coming off of the rocky mountainskim was watching the movie winds of war – at least i think she said that – when the television set burned out

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Types of Errorswe would of froze during the storm but we seen a shelter that protected us from the high winds coming off of the rocky mountainsEnunciation (would have), Verbs (freeze, see), Comma (before but in compound sentence), Off not off of, Proper noun (landform)

kim

was watching the movie winds of war – at least i think she said that – when the television set burned outProper Noun (movie), Underline

(movie),

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Types of ErrorsWe would have frozen during the storm, but we saw a shelter that protected us from the high winds coming off the Rocky Mountains.Enunciation (would have), Verbs (freeze, see), Comma (before but in compound sentence),

Off not

off of, Proper noun (landform)Kim was watching the movie Winds of War – at least I think she said that – when the television set burned out.

Proper Noun

(movie), Underline (movie), Capitalize I

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You try…

The little girl happily skipped across the yellow brick road

.PREDICATESUBJECTSlide11

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Types of Errorsterry rung the bell at the gatehouse when noone answered he left in disgusti and my sister catched the bus at twenty second and hamilton

streets unfortunately, we got off of the bus too blocks to soon

Day 3Slide12

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Types of Errorsterry rung the bell at the gatehouse when noone answered he left in disgustVerb (ring), Semicolon (separate two main clauses), Spelling (no one), Comma (introductory adverbial clause)

i

and my sister catched the bus at twenty second and hamilton streets unfortunately, we got off of the bus too blocks to soonPronoun

(order),

Capitalize I, Verb (catch), Proper nouns (streets), Hyphen (compound number), Semicolon

(separate two main clauses),

Off not

off of

, Homophones

(two, too)

Day 3Slide13

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Types of ErrorsTerry rang the bell at the gatehouse; when no one answered, he left in disgust.Verb (ring), Semicolon (separate two main clauses), Spelling (no one), Comma (introductory adverbial clause)

M

y sister and I caught the bus at Twenty-second and Hamilton Streets; unfortunately, we got off the bus two blocks too soon.

Pronoun

(order), Capitalize I, Verb (catch), Proper nouns (streets), Hyphen

(compound number),

Semicolon

(separate two main clauses),

Off not

off of

, Homophones

(two, too)

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Diagramming Prepositional Phrases

This broken computer with two monitors was working yesterday for my professor.Slide15

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Types of Errorsbecause in order to repair youre battered Car which is all banged in ill have to do alot of repaintingi could of swam to that large island but its to rainy to try that

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Types of Errorsbecause in order to repair youre battered Car which is all banged in ill have to do alot of repaintingCorrect vs. Incorrect beginning, Homophone (your), Common noun, Comma

(introductory infinitive phrase),

Reduction (elimination of redundancy), Capitalize I, Apostrophe (contraction), spelling (a lot)i

could of swam to that large island but its to rainy to try that

Enunciation (could have), Verb (swim, be),

Comma

(before but in compound sentence),

Homophone

(too)

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Types of ErrorsIn order to repair your battered car, I’ll have to do a lot of repainting.Correct vs. Incorrect beginning, Homophone (your), Common noun, Comma (introductory infinitive phrase),

Reduction

(elimination of redundancy), Capitalize I, Apostrophe (contraction), spelling (a lot)I could have swum to that large island, but it

wa

s too rainy to try that.Enunciation (could have),

Verb

(swim, be),

Comma

(before but in compound sentence),

Homophone

(too)

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Those

scrawny football

players with the blue and gold jerseys actively played in three quarters of the game.