Brookly Melissa Liz Courtney
Published on Nov 24, 2015
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MORE DECKS TO EXPLORE
PRESENTATION OUTLINE
Less is More
Go with the shortest answer unless the shortest is horrible.
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Honor thy commas
Exaggerate the pause and the inflection change
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A Full Sentence: Has three Components
a. A subject
b. A verb
c. A complete thought
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Subject Verb Agreements
Subjects agree with their verbs in number. (Singular or plural)
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Contractions
1. Always say both words
2. Contractions are less formal, less emphatic and less urgent
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Semicolon, colons, and dashes
1. (;) equals bracketed by two full sentences
2. (:) equals a full sentence proceeds the colon
3. (-) equals A comma or colon
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Difference between words
1. Principal = pal while principles = heartfelt values
2. Effect = noun while affect = verb
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How to put two sentences into one sentence
1. Use a semicolon
2. Use (,) + and
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Extra information has commas or dashes around it
Ex: Bob, the fast runner, jogged in for the touchdown.
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