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Extractions: Category VI - Grammar/Usage/Mechanics This category is last on the Rubric which indicates editing should be the last part of the writing process. "Grammar" and "usage" refer to the conventions of edited American English that relate to parts of speech in both writing and speaking. The use of verbs and their auxiliary forms, noun and pronoun forms, and adjective and adverb forms should conform, under most circumstances, to the accepted conventions. While it may be appropriate for someone to say "It don't make no difference" in a college dialogue, it usually would not be appropriate in the expository prose written for composition classes. Mechanics indicates the conventions of spelling, punctuation, quotation, and capitalization of edited American English which are expected by most members of an educated American audience. Word omission or repetition and errors in manuscript form are also listed in this category. Because differences of opinion about the various conventions are inevitable, the will serve as the grammar/usage/mechanics guide.
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Extractions: modifiers Produces final documents that have been edited for correct sentence formation, including parallel structure consistency in verb tense correct use of regular and irregular verbs correct use of forms of pronouns correct instances of possessives, subject/verb agreement, modifiers, instances of noun/pronoun agreement, and the intentional use of fragments for effect
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Writing Conventions Objectives use various parts of speech such as nouns, pronouns and verbs (eg, regular andirregular, grammar and usage Standard Number 3. use correct grammar (eg, http://home.nwoca.org/Academy/StateObj/WritingConventions.html
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Extractions: Items Unsatisfactory Planning 2.d Extended Writing Plan, draft, revise and edit for a legible final copy. Released #17 ECR Extended Writing See rubric Released #17 SCR 2.a Paragraph Writing See rubric ECR Extended Writing See rubric Released #17 3- Lang Use ECR Extended Writing See rubric Released #17 Editing 3.b Use correct subject/verb agreement. Editing 3.b Use correct subject/verb agreement. SCR 2.a Paragraph Writing See rubric Released #20 SCR 2.a Paragraph Writing See rubric Partially Proficient ECR Extended Writing See rubric Released #17 ECR Extended Writing See rubric Released #17 MC 3.b Use correct subject/verb agreement. MC 2.e Paragraph Writing Use transitions to link ideas. MC 3.b Use correct subject/verb agreement. MC 3.b
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Extractions: Teaching Notes Grammar Units Ten and Eleven Adjectives and Adverbs Sad Bad Rough Sadly Badly Roughly Adverbs made from adjectives that end in 'ly' usually answer the question "How?" about the verb. Susan danced roughly across the stage. The motor ran badly for the first few laps. We need to be careful that we are using the adverb form of such words when we are modifying verbs. It is a common mistake for some writers to use the adjective form instead of the adverb form where the adverb form is required. The student did poor on his test [incorrect] The student did poorly on his test [correct] There are a few adverbs that share two forms, one with 'ly' and one without. Slow-slowly, quick-quickly, loud-loudly, fair-fairly, cheap-cheaply. The shorter adverb is used in brief commands and on signs. Drive slow!
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Extractions: English: English 11 Week Content Performance Standards Addressed Skills for Student Achievement Assessment Prentice Hall The American Experience Unit 5 1914-1946Disillusion, Defiance, and Discontent Pat 1 Facing Troubled Times *Ongoing Vocabulary Study throughout the Term *Ongoing Usage Study throughout the term using Elements of Writing Fifth Course Chapter 19: The Phrase A.12.1 Effective reading strategies A.12.2 Critically analyze literature A.12.3 Discuss and understand human experience A.12.4 Acquire information C.12.2 Listen, discuss and comprehend C.12.3 Participate in discussion B.12.3 Grammar, usage mechanics Identify and analyze themes and philosophies that influenced the literature of the time period. Interpret the themes of the various literary pieces read and apply those themes to everyday life. Read, comprehend, analyze, and critique a poem in writing and orally. Analyze and respond to literary elements or dramatic monologue and allusion. Use phrases of all types correctly in writing responses to the literature read.
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