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Articles related to "Nouns"
Parts of Speech Series - Part One - Nouns This is an article that is the start of a series of articles on the Parts of Speech. In this article we cover Nouns. nouns • common • proper • singular • plural
A Poetry Guide for Elementary School Students Elementary language arts teachers can teach students to write acrostic, alliteration, cinquain, and diamante poems and have them practice writing poetry in a center. examples for poetry lessons • acrostic poems • alliteration poem explanation • teach cinquain poem • how to teach diamante poem
Grammar Refresher Course Teacher refresher course on the basics of a sentence. Quick and fun mini lessons to educate students on grammar. grammar basics • noun • verbs • adjectives • adverbs
Christmas Poetry Lesson Creating short and funny Christmas poems from traditional Christmas poems. christmas poetry lesson • funny christmas poems • short christmas poems • christmas poetry • christmas poems
How Words Work This is the first of a six-part summary of essential grammar points for English language teachers. position • focus • collocation • syntax • register
How Words Work:5 It has been useful to distinguish between syntax (how words relate to each other) and morphology (the different forms a word may have) in order to emphasise how each aspect has its influence on meaning. Patterns of morphology have in fact been much more commonly the focus of classroom attention than patterns of syntax. syntax • morphology • grammar • learning english • studying english
College Essay Writing Help What's the first step towards better grades on your college term papers? Avoid these common mistakes that students often make. college paper • term paper • college term paper • common writing mistakes • college essay
Vocabulary Word Game Mad libs are a word game that creates a new story by changing a few selected words. Students will be laughing, as they learn a few concepts at the same time funny mad libs • mad libs for kids • fun word game • vocabulary word game • vocabulary game
A Creative Way to Teach English This is an article on how to be creative in teaching English. english
To Hyphenate or Not to Hyphenate This articles provides a few rules regarding the hyphenation of compound words. hyphen • compound word • hyphenate • modifier • dictionary
Misplaced Modifiers and Dangling Participles They're fodder for stand-up comedy in the English department dangling modifiers • misplaced modifiers
Apostrophes Show Ownership Apostrophes can be tricky if you're not sure how to make a plural noun or compound pronoun possessive. Here are some tips. apostrophe • apostrophes • editing • grammar • using apostrophes
Sentence Style This article posting is the third chapter of the first section, "Essentials and Basics" for the "Creative Writing Laboratory" book. writing • creative writing • how to write • teach technology • lesson plans
The World of Pirates, part 1 Pirates as we know them, fact or fiction, how has literature shaped the historical accuracy fo the time period of the piracy of the high seas? pirates • books
How to Write a Sentence Sentences are still a struggle for many students, help them relearn the basics. A sentence must include a predicate and subject for it to be a complete sentence. how to write a sentence • sentence outline • subject of a sentence • make sentence • funny sentence
Adjectives and Adverbs are NOT Good Description Using specific nouns and verbs to show the story instead of relying on cliched, hackneyed adverbs and adjectives that often do little more than weigh down the writing. writing • short stories
Book Review: Basic Welsh by Gareth King Keep an eye out for the return of the Dysgwr’s Diary next month. This month: a review of an excellent grammar workbook for beginning students. welsh language • welsh books • welsh grammar • gareth king • beginning welsh
Bill's still a bad boy. Clinton set a precedent for misconduct within the office of head of state. Global 'butterfly effect' is displaying itself as scandal plagued leaders trumpet his example. clinton • example • spin • misconduct • role-model
The Origins of the Apostrophe Argued over and insisted upon, the apostrophe is one of the favourite issues of grammar pedants. But they may not be as correct as they think... apostrophe • lynne truss • eats shoots and leaves • grammar • samuel johnson
Secrets of a Successful Indexer If your goal is winning a prize for the best index of the year, then skip this advice. If your goal is money rather than fame, continue reading. indexing • indexer • indexers • income • earnings
Creating MS Access Relationships A database design begins with identifying entities from business data. Tables are designed following conventions, and linked. Only then are tables populated with data. ms office 2007 • ms access 2007 relationships • design and link tables • referential integrity • populate data in tables
ESL Text Type Writing Lesson As writing skills can differ greatly in an English language classroom, a text type based approach to teaching writing can be helpful. Here a sample lesson is presented. writing restaurant review • text type based lesson plan • teaching esl writing • text analysis activity • guided writing practice
Where Should Your Story Be? Readers will enjoy your story more if they're clear on where and when it takes place. Here's how to establish setting in a way that adds to the reading experience. setting • story • writing • plot • character
Norwegian Word Play (Part I of II) I’ve heard it said that you don’t really know a language until you get the jokes. This is particularly true with Norwegian, where so many of the jokes rely on clever word play and puns. I see no reason, however, why you can’t learn language through the study of word play. Not only are jokes a fun way to approach language learning, they’re also chock-full of cultural information and can make great conversation starters (so long as you watch who you’re talking to). norwegian jokes • puns • word play • language learning • definite article
What is A Vitamin? Vitamins are essential for health and growth of a living organism. Without the proper amount, the body does not assimilate any of them, and can't effectively do it's job. We will explain exactly what a vitamin is and where to find them. vitamin • health • minerals • body • disease
Insights into the Japanese language This article will point out to beginners some of the trickier aspects of learning the Japanese language. japanese • nihongo • japan • languages • learning
How to Write a Cinquain Teach kids how to write a cinquain. cinquain • instructions • directions • write • kids
It's No Bull... The Story of John Bull, Typical Englishman A history of the term "John Bull" as applied to the English. english • john bull • uncle sam • political cartoon • john arbuthnot
Stories of Recovery Link to many pages on the web, with stories of individual's struggle with eating disorders, and their battle towards recovery. eating disorder • anorexia • bulimia • recovery • websites
There is No Streptococcus Virus! streptococcus • viruses • streptococcus pyogenes • bacteria • misinformation
Web Words With the advent of a whole new world on the World Wide Web, there is some confusion concerning the correct version of "newfangled" words. email • e-mail • web site • website • web site
What is Personality? Our personality is who we truly are, that which makes us unique, our vertiable charcater, traits, qualities, and shortcomings. narcissism • personality • narcissistic • narcissistic personality disorder • npd
Apples to Apples Bible Edition This game works great in groups, making it the perfect choice for family game night, Sunday school or youth groups, or even fun-spirited adult Bible studies. apples to apples bible edition • sunday school games • christian board games • youth group games • bible trivia games
How to Learn Japanese Visiting Japan is a wonderful experience as both a tourist or temporary resident. Successfully using Japanese however, is a challenge not easily overcome. learning japanese • memorizing japanese words • important japanese phases • japanese sentence structure • practicing japanese
Infant Sign Language How using sign language with babies and toddlers can benefit their development. infant sign language • makaton • speech development • child development • baby sign language
Ray Bradbury's Zen and Writing Ray Bradbury, an American literary icon, discusses being a writer and the writer's life in this collection of essays. ray bradbury • zen • art of writing • writing life • tips for writers
A Tidbit of This, a Tidbit of That... Did you ever wonder where the word "mascot" originated? Do you know how mascots came about? Or have you ever wondered what was the weirdest of the mascots or the most used symbol of them all? Read this article to read to find a tidbit of this, a tidbit of that... mascot • history • definition • powers • la mascotte
IMAGINING THE TERRIBLE: Ian McEwan Ian McEwan, the master craftsman of the macabre did not win the Booker Prize. Many people believe, however, that his new novel <i>Atonement</i> is beyond the Booker Prize. ian mcewan • booker prize • books • terrorism • chilling
Software Review: QaQ’s Dysgiadur Brawddegu A text-based Interactive Dictionary Phrasebook that includes synonyms, revision quizzes, and both English-Welsh and Welsh-English word lookup. dysgiadur brawddegu • qaq software • welsh software • welsh phrasebook • welsh language
The English language needs you News about new World English dictionary and the updating of the classic English dictionary english language • encarta world english dictionary • oxford english dictionary • dictionaries
What is Multimedia? Description and definition of multimedia from its beginnings to the present day. multimedia • video • film • photography • overheads
What's Up in 'What's Up, Doc?' Barbra Streisand is Judy Maxwell in one of the smartest comedies of the seventies and possibly today. barbra streisand • what's up doc? • madeline kahn • comedy • romance
Gateway Drugs Everyone has heard the term gateway drug, and for some it is an accepted theory, yet many still argue if it can be proven. marijuana • gateway drug • adolescent addiction • substance abuse article • cannabis
Increasing Reading Rate By focusing on bottom-up skills when teaching reading, teachers can help learners increase their reading rate. increase reading rate • bottom up activities • second language • esl skills • reading strategies
Techniques for Verse Action! Why and, more importantly, how are novels-in-verse so devastatingly effective in portraying action? Let’s look at techniques used in History: The Home Movie. poetry • novel-in-verse • poem • book-length poem • poetic narrative |
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