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Advanced Writing Rules. You Should Already Know. You Should Already Know. Where Commas Belong. You Should Already Know. Where Commas Belong a. In a list John, Mary, and Sherlock went to Baker Street. You Should Already Know. Where Commas Belong a. In a list
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You Should Already Know • Where Commas Belong
You Should Already Know • Where Commas Belong a. In a list John, Mary, and Sherlock went to Baker Street.
You Should Already Know • Where Commas Belong a. In a list John, Mary, and Sherlock went to Baker Street. b. Separating extra information Before school started, I ate breakfast at home.
You Should Already Know • Where Commas Belong a. In a list John, Mary, and Sherlock went to Baker Street. b. Separating extra information Before school started, I ate breakfast at home. c. Joining two sentences I love ice cream, but she loves cake.
You Should Also Know • Parts of Speech
You Should Also Know • Parts of Speech a. Nouns
You Should Also Know • Parts of Speech a. Nouns dog water cats absence houses basis establishment creation haecceity fortitude
You Should Also Know • Parts of Speech a. Nouns b. Verbs
You Should Also Know • Parts of Speech a. Nouns b. Verbs walk frighten think talked stirring to cry bought to change staying to believe written avoid
You Should Also Know • Parts of Speech a. Nouns b. Verbs c. Adjectives
You Should Also Know • Parts of Speech a. Nouns b. Verbs c. Adjectives blue strange expensive cold injured creepy hot forgotten crying
You Should Also Know • Parts of Speech a. Nouns b. Verbs c. Adjectives d. Adverbs
You Should Also Know • Parts of Speech a. Nouns b. Verbs c. Adjectives d. Adverbs very frighteningly too never so triumphantly quietly not
You Should Also Know • Parts of Speech a. Nouns e. Pronouns b. Verbs c. Adjectives d. Adverbs
You Should Also Know • Parts of Speech a. Nouns e. Pronouns b. Verbs I We My c. Adjectives Our Your You d. Adverbs He She It His Its Hers Their Theirs
You Should Also Know • Parts of Speech a. Nouns e. Pronouns b. Verbs f. Prepositions c. Adjectives d. Adverbs
You Should Also Know • Parts of Speech a. Nouns e. Pronouns b. Verbs f. Prepositions c. Adjectives of by near d. Adverbs far from under since before
You Should Also Know • Parts of Speech a. Nouns e. Pronouns b. Verbs f. Prepositions c. Adjectives g. Articles d. Adverbs
You Should Also Know • Parts of Speech a. Nouns e. Pronouns b. Verbs f. Prepositions c. Adjectives g. Articles d. Adverbs a an the
You Should Also Know • Parts of Speech a. Nouns e. Pronouns b. Verbs f. Prepositions c. Adjectives g. Articles d. Adverbs h. Conjunctions
You Should Also Know • Parts of Speech a. Nouns e. Pronouns b. Verbs f. Prepositions c. Adjectives g. Articles d. Adverbs h. Conjunctions for and nor but or yet so because when while although
One More Thing You Should Know • What a Sentence is
One More Thing You Should Know • What a Sentence is I love ice cream because it is delicious.
One More Thing You Should Know • What a Sentence is N V N conj. pro V Adj. I love ice cream because it is delicious.
One More Thing You Should Know • What a Sentence is N V N conj. pro V Adj. I love ice cream because it is delicious. I know that TEST
One More Thing You Should Know • What a Sentence is N V N conj. pro V Adj. I love ice cream because it is delicious. I know that TEST I know that I love ice cream.
One More Thing You Should Know • What a Sentence is N V N conj. pro V Adj. I love ice cream because it is delicious. I know that TEST I know that I love ice cream. I know that it is delicious.
One More Thing You Should Know • What a Sentence is N V N conj. pro V Adj. I love ice cream because it is delicious. I know that TEST I know that I love ice cream. I know that because it is delicious...?
Now That THAT’s Over Time for Advanced Writing Rules
What You Will Learn • Participles
What You Will Learn • Participles • Participial Phrases
What You Will Learn • Participles • Participial Phrases • Active Voice
What You Will Learn • Participles • Participial Phrases • Active Voice • Passive Voice
What You Will Learn • Participles • Participial Phrases • Active Voice • Passive Voice • Relative Pronouns
What You Will Learn • Participles • Participial Phrases • Active Voice • Passive Voice • Relative Pronouns and Clauses
1. Participles All verbs have participles.
1. Participles All verbs have participles. They come in two forms: Present and Past
1. Participles Present Participles are easy to remember.
1. Participles Present Participles are easy to remember. They always end with –ing.
1. Participles walking, playing, running, studying, writing
1. Participles Past Participles aren’t as easy.
1. Participles They can be regular or irregular.
1. Participles If the verb is regular, it will most likely end with –ed