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CONSISTENCY

CONSISTENCY. In Number (plural vs. singular) In Person (POV: 1 st , 2 nd , 3 rd ) In tense (verbs – past or present) . NUMBER. The wise jogger chooses their running shoes with care. A student must always bring their books to class. Food is an essential part of our everyday life.

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CONSISTENCY

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  1. CONSISTENCY In Number (plural vs. singular) In Person (POV: 1st, 2nd, 3rd)In tense (verbs – past or present)

  2. NUMBER • The wise jogger chooses their running shoes with care. • A student must always bring their books to class. • Food is an essential part of our everyday life. • When someone has their heart broken, they go straight for a big bowl of ice cream! • Contractile tissue helps our body move and produce energy.

  3. PERSON (POV) • When a player passes GO, you collect $200. • In our life-saving class, we learned to dismantle a car with essential tools. You were graded on your speed and skill in extricating the victim. • One reason that I like living in the city is that you always have a wide choice of sports to attend.

  4. Tense (verb – past or present?) • There was no way I could fight the current. Just as I was losing hope, a stranger jumps off a passing boat and swims toward me. • We stroll down Bourbon street as the jazz players began to play. • In Toni Morrison's The Bluest Eye, the narrator is one of the few truly successful characters in terms of moral development. However, she was also seriously flawed in some ways.

  5. PRACTICE! • She intended to play for the team during the upcoming season, but then she blows out her knee.

  6. PRACTICE! • People enjoy themselves immensely at UConn women's basketball games. You don't have to be an expert in basketball to get caught up in the crowd's enthusiasm.

  7. PRACTICE!

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