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Scientific Communication

Scientific Communication. Gurudutt R. Kamath. What We Do. Bridge between those who know and those who need to know Bridge between SMEs (Subject Matter Experts) and lay persons Fast growing career Mainly known in software field Technical Writers and Technical Editors. Our Work.

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Grammar

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Grammar

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Vague verbiage

Vague verbiage. Writing More Good Module 3 Tracey Krska. Agenda. Learning Objectives Lean vs. Redundant Writing Active/Passive Voice Summary & Conclusion. Learning objectives. Recognize redundant wording Eliminate needless words from writing Apply uses of active and passive voice.

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Writing a Conclusion

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Academic Vocabulary

Academic Vocabulary. 2 nd Semester. Academic Vocabulary. Meter - The rhythmical pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables in verse. Academic Vocabulary. Iambic Pentameter - A metrical foot consisting of an unaccented syllable followed by an accented syllable.

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Active & Passive Active Voice Form

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EXAM REVIEW

EXAM REVIEW. Bellringers. Literary Terms (Notes-blue sheets) Parts of Speech Notes (2 Notes & review guide) Verbs Commonly Confused Words (NOTES) Sentence Patterns Notes (5 Common SP) Short Story (Writing Dialogue Notes) Active and Passive Voice. NOTES THAT YOU NEED.

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Passive Voice

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Week 12 Bellringers

Week 12 Bellringers. Action Verbs Active/Passive Voice Transitive & Intransitive Verbs. Bell ringer November 11, 2013 Period 1. Identify the verb as transitive or intransitive in the following sentence. A small local airport offers lessons from certified instructors.

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EXAM REVIEW

EXAM REVIEW. Bellringers. Monday, December 5. a. noun b. verb c. adjective d. pronoun e . adverb f. preposition g. conjunction The child longs for a pretty doll from Santa Claus. I wonder if he will bring me a new watch. I am counting the days until Christmas.

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EXAM REVIEW

EXAM REVIEW. Bellringers. Monday, December 5. a. noun b. verb c. adjective d. pronoun e . adverb f. preposition g. conjunction The child longs for a pretty doll from Santa Claus. I wonder if he will bring me a new watch. I am counting the days until Christmas.

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EXAM REVIEW

EXAM REVIEW. Bellringers. Monday, December 5. a. noun b. verb c. adjective d. pronoun e . adverb f. preposition g. conjunction The child longs for a pretty doll from Santa Claus. I wonder if he will bring me a new watch. I am counting the days until Christmas.

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Active &Passive Voice

1. Purposes of Passive Voice 2. Structure of Passive Voice Verbs 3. Passive Voice in Tenses 4. Exercises. Active &Passive Voice. 1. Purposes of Passive Voice. 1. When the doer of an action is not know 2. When the object of an action is the emphasis. 1.1 When the doer is not known.

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Active/Passive Voice

Active/Passive Voice. Write the examples on a clean sheet of paper . What is the difference?. Active: The ball hit Janet. Passive: Janet was hit by the ball. What is the difference?. Active: He wrote a letter. Passive: The letter was written by him. What is the difference?.

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What is Active/Passive Voice?

What is Active/Passive Voice?. Active voice is the voice used to indicate that the subject of the sentence is performing the action or causing the action . Example: The twister left a path of destruction . Passive voice is the voice used when the subject is the recipient of the action.

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Active/Passive Voice

2011. Active/Passive Voice. Define Active: Define Passive: Active voice: If a sentence is in active voice, the subject does the action. Passive voice: If a sentence is in passive voice the subject receives the action. Generally active voice is a better choice when writing. It is stronger

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Curriculum Preview

Prepared by: Saifullah shqaikh English Teacher Grade IV, V, VI Khairpur Branch August 2011 to May 2012. Curriculum Preview. Class iv LB, PB and FB Units 1 to 9 ( 1 st term) Units 10 to 18 ( 2 nd term) Special focus on:

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The City School (Darakhshan Campus)

The City School (Darakhshan Campus). Mr. Naveed Maths Teacher August 2010 to May 2011. Mathematics. Basic operation on Numbers Algebraic Identities Expansions and Factorization Functions and Graphs Geometry Presentation of information. English. Tenses Active Passive voice Narration

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