Thursday, January 17, 2013

Links to Google Doc Presentations on Sentence Composing Grammar:

Opening Adjective Phrase
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1cIKqLD7XFM-HqJUBuywYaETMahDUTEUgWDKo2Zo2ne4/edit

Delayed Adjective Phrase
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1QL-sy9GvpmA3JcAtvZBoWkooI03bT-yXDkBdRn2gLMY/edit

Opening Adverb
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1sKE3ooSTT5fkdOiaWiT3OWv7g8IMWfOFwP3YmnZIAzs/edit

Delayed Adverb

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1FwuDlSOJbzEhXXCJLz9j4P7-RdXREIfPesyuMLZLnz0/edit
Vocabulary Word List for Test 4
Tentative Test Date:  Wednesday, 1/23



"The Richer, the Poorer” 
by Dorothy West 
p. 316-32
Words to Know:  whim, frugally, sentimental, self-denial, enhance

“One Ordinary Day, with Peanuts” 
by Shirley Jackson
p. 349-357
Words to Know:  ambiguous, genial, impertinent, insatiable, repress   


“Amigo Brothers” 
by Piri Thomas 
p. 363-371
Words to Know:  unbridled, pensively, bedlam, perpetual, game, barrage, improvise, dispel, evading, feint 



from “An American Childhood” 
by Anne Dillard 
p. 383-386
Words to Know:  reverent, spherical, translucent, redundant, righteous   



“Key Item” 
by Isaac Asimov 
p. 433-435
Words to Know:  circuit, complex, acceded, diffidently, neurotic 


"The Monsters are Due on Maple Street" 
by Rod Serling 
p. 417-428
Words to Know:  antagonism, contorted, defiant, flustered, idiosyncrasy, intense, optimistic, incriminate, legitimate, persistent

STUDY TIP:  Make sure you know the part of speech for the word, so you will be able to use it correctly in your written sentence.  :)



Monday, January 14, 2013

Vocabulary for Week 1/14/13