Week 5, Reading Section 1: SentencePatterns Week 5, Reading Section 1: Sentence PatternsThe term “patterns” applies to sentences in that it describes predictable structures of sentences. English, like all otherlanguages, orders the parts of sentences in certain ways; the term for this ordering of parts is syntax. For instance, inEnglish, subjects typically precede verbs and …
Directions: Create 9 unique sentences, 3 of each of the following kinds of dependent clauses: Adjective, Adverb, and Noun. Each sentence may be brief, but each must correctly use the type of clause asked for. Underline the clause in each sentence, and identify its type or grammatical function in parentheses after the sentence.Follow this sample …
Submit the persuasive speech Preparation OUTLINE in Microsoft Word using the SPCH275 Speech Preparation Outline Template with a References list in APA format on the last page. Your research for your topic should include a minimum of three to five academic peer-reviewed articles or books from scholarly sources cited within the outline. Research should include …
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HIS IS A FINAL DRAFTThis week you will submit the final version of your recommendation report. The final draft will include the title page, table of contents, executive summary, current situation, objectives, deliverables, costs/ROI, and references page. The required minimum length is 1,500 words. Please see the Changing Corporate Culture Project Overview for all of …
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Utilize power point (or Google Slides) with at least 12 slides containing visuals, quotes, charts, graphs, and limited text: avoid full sentences, NO paragraphs, use bullets and clear headings. *The last slide should be your works cited pageBe an argument. Don’t just present to the class the research you’ve done. Just like in the essay, …
This unit’s discussion is designed to help you maintain metacognition about your writing. “Metacognition” is a term that means “thinking about your thinking.” Maintaining metacognitive awareness of your writing process will help you apply what you learn in this class to future writing. After all, just following orders or working through pre-ordained steps is the …
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