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Day 8: Identifying Sentence Errors Parallelism Adjectives vs. Adverbs

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Day 8: Identifying Sentence ErrorsParallelismAdjectives vs. Adverbs

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Seating Chart: Team Glen

Door

Some people say you should be content with what you have and accept who you are. But it is possible that too much self-acceptance can turn into self-satisfied lack of ambition. People should always strive to improve themselves and to have more in their lives — friends, things, opportunities. After all, where would we be if great people, both in history and in our own time, did not try to have more and to improve themselves?Assignment: Is it best for people to accept who they are and what they have, or should people always strive to better themselves?

Warm Up:1. Have your

homework out.2. Take 5 Minutes to

Brainstorm your answer (Thesis + Topic Sentences)

Grace

Qamar

YasminLaith

Fatina

Raghd

Amanda

Shahd

Ustaz GlenMohammad

Ahmad Yara

Omar

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Seating Chart: Team Rachel

Some people say you should be content with what you have and accept who you are. But it is possible that too much self-acceptance can turn into self-satisfied lack of ambition. People should always strive to improve themselves and to have more in their lives — friends, things, opportunities. After all, where would we be if great people, both in history and in our own time, did not try to have more and to improve themselves?Assignment: Is it best for people to accept who they are and what they have, or should people always strive to better themselves?Warm Up:

1. Have your homework out.

2. Take 3 Minutes to Brainstorm your answer.

Aseel

SabaNadine

Rita KostyIbrahim

Mazen

Sara A Abdelrahman

LeenaUstaz Glen

Sara O

Reem

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Seating Chart: Team Radha

Door

Some people say you should be content with what you have and accept who you are. But it is possible that too much self-acceptance can turn into self-satisfied lack of ambition. People should always strive to improve themselves and to have more in their lives — friends, things, opportunities. After all, where would we be if great people, both in history and in our own time, did not try to have more and to improve themselves?Assignment: Is it best for people to accept who they are and what they have, or should people always strive to better themselves?Warm Up:

1. Have your homework out.

2. Take 4 Minutes to Brainstorm: Stance, Reasons, Examples.

Adam

Saja LeenNada

Elyaa

Dana Zeina

Sara

Bana

Khaled

DinaNicole

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Seating Chart: Team Robin/AllisonSome people say you should be content with what you have and accept who you are. But it is possible that too much self-acceptance can turn into self-satisfied lack of ambition. People should always strive to improve themselves and to have more in their lives — friends, things, opportunities. After all, where would we be if great people, both in history and in our own time, did not try to have more and to improve themselves?Assignment: Is it best for people to accept who they are and what they have, or should people always strive to better themselves?Warm Up:

1. Have your homework out.

2. Take 4 Minutes to Brainstorm: Stance, Reasons, Examples.

ShaimaSerry

Sewar Ghaith

Zain

Tala

Nour

Nadeen

Bashar Nadia

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Agenda Warm Up: Prompt Review Homework Parallelism Adjectives vs Adverbs Hmeer Racing

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Review Homework What questions did you have?

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POP QUIZ1. What is the purpose of the explanations?

1. Link back to the Thesis by showing why the example proves the stance.

2. Transition Words (like However or For example) should be followed by what?

1. Comma

3. Correct this sentence: Second, team work makes the dream work, because together we can achieve anything.

Delete the comma.

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Parallelism Parallelism means using the same pattern of

words to show different ideas have the same level of importance.

Occurs at the word, phrase, or clause level. Usually uses coordinating conjunctions such as

"and" or "or."

Parallel Examples  Marwan likes to hike, to swim, and to ride a

bicycle.ORMarwan likes to hike, swim, and ride a bicycle.

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More Examples Not Parallel: 

The production manager was asked to write his report quickly, accurately, and in a detailed manner.

Parallel: The production manager was asked to write his report quickly, accurately, and thoroughly.

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When to use Adjectives vs. Adverbs Adverbs describe verbs, adjectives and other adverbs –

typically end in “-ly” Examples: Quickly, Angrily, Abnormally

“I ate spaghetti abnormally.” Adjectives describe nouns –

I ate rancid spaghetti. Well is adverb, Good is adjective.

You talk well. You look good. When comparing two terms use an adverb that ends in –er.

Of Lebron James and Kevin Durant, I like Lebron better. When comparing multiple things use an adverb that ends in

est. Of Lebron James, Carmelo Anthony and Kevin Durant, I like

Lebron best.

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Tip: Make sure you match the underlined term to what it is describing. What is careful here?

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Example: Fix the following sentenceThe applicants for low-interest loans

hoped to buy decent built houses for their families.

Explanation: built is an adjective, decent describes that adjective, therefore decent is an adverb and needs an -ly.

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Hmeer Racing Class Divided into Teams A problem is put on the board Everybody Answers the Question I will call on one person randomly from each team

to see if they got the correct answer. If they get the correct Answer they get to draw a

card Numbers 1-10 = The Value You can choose to go cutthroat Red Jacks = -5, Black Jacks = - 10 Queens = Steal one player from another team + 10

points Kings = Switch Points with another player

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Question 1

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Question 2

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Question 2.5

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Question 3

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Question 3.5

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Question 4

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Question 5

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Question 6

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Question 7

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Question 8

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Question 9

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Question 10

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Question 11

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Question 12

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Final Question

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Homework Pg 658-659. For each question, right 1-

2 sentences explaining why you chose that answer.

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Exit Slip One can (A) hard (B) know what

sound the fox makes when it hears its song. E: No error

Fix the following sentence: The ninjas returned to their homes and

they would find a shinny new swords.