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Untitled Haiku Deck

Published on Feb 03, 2016

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ABC

BY: MEGAN CLAVELL

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A
Abstract nouns: nouns that you can't use your 5 sense with
Ex: happiness, love, sadness

B
Because the washerwoman was loyal and determined, she was valued by Singer

C
Concrete nouns: nouns that you can use the 5 senses with
Ex: dog, pillow, towel, book

D
Della has to sell her hair in order to get money to buy Jim's present

E
Even though Della saves every penny, she still barely has enough to buy a present for Jim

F
Finally, after putting up with his wife's nagging, Walter Mitty leaves. at the beginning of the book, Mitty would never had stood up t his wife but at the end of the book, Mitty has had enough

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G
Grimes building is haunted by the ghosts of Daisy, once a harp player and Heron, once a nightwatchman

H
Heron, the nightwatchman of the Grimes building, was in love with Daisy, a harp player.

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10.

L
Love is one of the themes in the Gift of the Magi. Both Della and Jim sell something important to them in order to get other other a nice Christmas present

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14.

M
Mississippi is a proper noun because is names a specific place, which is a noun

15.

N
Nouns are people, places, things, and ideas
Ex: house, book, teacher

16.

O
Only in Walter Mitty's daydreams is he a leader/ hero. In real life, he is the "underdog"

17.

P
Pronouns: words that take the place of a noun or another pronoun
Ex: she, him, they

18.

R
Reflexive pronouns: refer back to an earlier noun or pronoun in a sentence
Ex: i found myself a place to sit
(myself is reflexive)

19.

S
Subject is what the sentence is about.
Ex: I made a cake.

20.

T
Theme: lesson in a story, repeats itself multiple times
Ex: The Washwoman's theme was hardwork

21.

U
Understood you: usually the subject of a command
Ex: Go to your room
The subject is you because the sentence is directed at you

22.

W
When the washwoman doesn't come back, the singer family starts to worry. But she comes back and says that even though she was dying, she had to return the wash

23.

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Untitled Haiku Deck

PRESENTATION OUTLINE

ABC

A
Abstract nouns: nouns that you can't use your 5 sense with
Ex: happiness, love, sadness

B
Because the washerwoman was loyal and determined, she was valued by Singer

C
Concrete nouns: nouns that you can use the 5 senses with
Ex: dog, pillow, towel, book

D
Della has to sell her hair in order to get money to buy Jim's present

E
Even though Della saves every penny, she still barely has enough to buy a present for Jim

F
Finally, after putting up with his wife's nagging, Walter Mitty leaves. at the beginning of the book, Mitty would never had stood up t his wife but at the end of the book, Mitty has had enough

G
Grimes building is haunted by the ghosts of Daisy, once a harp player and Heron, once a nightwatchman

H
Heron, the nightwatchman of the Grimes building, was in love with Daisy, a harp player.

I
Intensifiers: adverbs that answer the question "to what extent"

J
Jason was cursed by Heron to jump off the fire escape within 5 days.

K

L
Love is one of the themes in the Gift of the Magi. Both Della and Jim sell something important to them in order to get other other a nice Christmas present

M
Mississippi is a proper noun because is names a specific place, which is a noun

N
Nouns are people, places, things, and ideas
Ex: house, book, teacher

O
Only in Walter Mitty's daydreams is he a leader/ hero. In real life, he is the "underdog"

P
Pronouns: words that take the place of a noun or another pronoun
Ex: she, him, they

R
Reflexive pronouns: refer back to an earlier noun or pronoun in a sentence
Ex: i found myself a place to sit
(myself is reflexive)

S
Subject is what the sentence is about.
Ex: I made a cake.

T
Theme: lesson in a story, repeats itself multiple times
Ex: The Washwoman's theme was hardwork

U
Understood you: usually the subject of a command
Ex: Go to your room
The subject is you because the sentence is directed at you

W
When the washwoman doesn't come back, the singer family starts to worry. But she comes back and says that even though she was dying, she had to return the wash

Y
Yet is an example of an adverb that does not end in "ly"

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

ABC

AAbstract nouns: nouns that you can't use your 5 sense withEx: happiness, love, sadness

B Because the washerwoman was loyal and determined, she was valued by Singer

CConcrete nouns: nouns that you can use the 5 senses withEx: dog, pillow, towel, book

DDella has to sell her hair in order to get money to buy Jim's present

EEven though Della saves every penny, she still barely has enough to buy a present for Jim

FFinally, after putting up with his wife's nagging, Walter Mitty leaves. at the beginning of the book, Mitty would never had stood up t his wife but at the end of the book, Mitty has had enough

GGrimes building is haunted by the ghosts of Daisy, once a harp player and Heron, once a nightwatchman

HHeron, the nightwatchman of the Grimes building, was in love with Daisy, a harp player.

IIntensifiers: adverbs that answer the question "to what extent"

JJason was cursed by Heron to jump off the fire escape within 5 days.

K

LLove is one of the themes in the Gift of the Magi. Both Della and Jim sell something important to them in order to get other other a nice Christmas present

MMississippi is a proper noun because is names a specific place, which is a noun

NNouns are people, places, things, and ideasEx: house, book, teacher

OOnly in Walter Mitty's daydreams is he a leader/ hero. In real life, he is the "underdog"

PPronouns: words that take the place of a noun or another pronounEx: she, him, they

RReflexive pronouns: refer back to an earlier noun or pronoun in a sentenceEx: i found myself a place to sit(myself is reflexive)

SSubject is what the sentence is about.Ex: I made a cake.

TTheme: lesson in a story, repeats itself multiple timesEx: The Washwoman's theme was hardwork

UUnderstood you: usually the subject of a commandEx: Go to your roomThe subject is you because the sentence is directed at you

WWhen the washwoman doesn't come back, the singer family starts to worry. But she comes back and says that even though she was dying, she had to return the wash

YYet is an example of an adverb that does not end in "ly"

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A
Abstract nouns: nouns that you can't use your 5 sense with
Ex: happiness, love, sadness

B
Because the washerwoman was loyal and determined, she was valued by Singer

C
Concrete nouns: nouns that you can use the 5 senses with
Ex: dog, pillow, towel, book

D
Della has to sell her hair in order to get money to buy Jim's present

E
Even though Della saves every penny, she still barely has enough to buy a present for Jim

F
Finally, after putting up with his wife's nagging, Walter Mitty leaves. at the beginning of the book, Mitty would never had stood up t his wife but at the end of the book, Mitty has had enough

G
Grimes building is haunted by the ghosts of Daisy, once a harp player and Heron, once a nightwatchman

H
Heron, the nightwatchman of the Grimes building, was in love with Daisy, a harp player.

I
Intensifiers: adverbs that answer the question "to what extent"

J
Jason was cursed by Heron to jump off the fire escape within 5 days.

L
Love is one of the themes in the Gift of the Magi. Both Della and Jim sell something important to them in order to get other other a nice Christmas present

M
Mississippi is a proper noun because is names a specific place, which is a noun

N
Nouns are people, places, things, and ideas
Ex: house, book, teacher

O
Only in Walter Mitty's daydreams is he a leader/ hero. In real life, he is the "underdog"

P
Pronouns: words that take the place of a noun or another pronoun
Ex: she, him, they

R
Reflexive pronouns: refer back to an earlier noun or pronoun in a sentence
Ex: i found myself a place to sit
(myself is reflexive)

S
Subject is what the sentence is about.
Ex: I made a cake.

T
Theme: lesson in a story, repeats itself multiple times
Ex: The Washwoman's theme was hardwork

U
Understood you: usually the subject of a command
Ex: Go to your room
The subject is you because the sentence is directed at you

W
When the washwoman doesn't come back, the singer family starts to worry. But she comes back and says that even though she was dying, she had to return the wash

Y
Yet is an example of an adverb that does not end in "ly"