English- Language Arts

Subject and Object Pronouns: Review Relative Pronouns "who" and "whom": Review Recognizing Inappropriate Shifts in Pronoun Number and Person Nouns:Compound and Joint Possession Gerunds and Their Functions Show All

Explore Words with New or Contested Usages Connotation Determining the Meaning of Words and Phrases Throughout Text Show All

Use Etymologies to Determine the Meanings of Words Show All

"The Tell-Tale Heart" by Edgar Allan Poe "I felt a Funeral, in my Brain" by Emily Dickinson Literary Genres The Oresteia Show All

Edgar Allan Poe Emily Dickinson Madeleine L'Engle Show All

Informative Writing Explanatory Research Writing Using Proper MLA Citation Methods Using Formal Style and Objective Tone in Writing Evaluate Argument Writing Utilizing Rubrics for Self-Assessment and Peer Review of Writing Use of Technology for Research Writing Show All

Analyzing Authors' Use of Rhetoric How Does an Author Invoke Emotions in a Reader? Show All

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Poetry Terms Show All

Dependent and Independent Clauses Combine Sentences Using Relative Clauses Words for fixing Choppy Sentences Show All

Words to Develop Cause and Effect, Comparison, and Contrast; Argument Paragraphs Words on How to Improve Your Paragraph Words on How to Narrow Your Topic Writing Conventions Libel and Plagiarism Priming and Assimilation Formulating and Incorporating New Ideas Show All

Documentary Analysis Show All