English- Language Arts

Analogies and Connotations Avoiding Redundancy Cause and Effect Cause and Effect Citing Work in MLA Format Classifying Logical Fallacies Collocations Determine the Main Idea Distinguishing Facts from Opinions Formulating and Incorporating New Ideas Identifying Text Structures Libel and Plagiarism Metaphors and Similes Misplaced or Dangling Modifier Negatives and Appositives Order Topics from Broadest to Narrowest Organize Information by Main Idea Persuasive Language Persuasive Writing Plagiarism Priming and Assimilation Pronouns Thesis Statements Types of Writing Using in-text Citation in MLA Format What is Plagiarism? Words for How to Add Description Writing Words on How to Improve Your Paragraph Words on How to Narrow Your Topic Words to Develop Cause and Effect, Comparison, and Contrast; Argument Paragraphs Words to Develop Narration, Illustrative and Description Words to Understand the Basics of Good Writing Writing Conventions Writing Using an Active Voice Show All

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Note-Taking Study Skills Test Taking Strategies Show All

Identify Active and Passive Voices Identify the Narrative Point of View Literary Genres The Oresteia Using Context Clues for Vocabulary What is a Tragedy? What is Romanticism? Show All

Commas with Compound and Complex Sentences Commas with Coordinating Adjectives Commas with Direct Addresses, Introductory Words, Interjections, and Interrupters Commas with Series, Dates, and Places Show All

Commas with Nonrestrictive Elements What Does the Punctuation Suggest? Show All

Proper use of Semicolons and Commas to Separate Clauses Using Semicolons, Colons, and Commas with Lists Show All

Apostrophes in Plural and Possessive Nouns Hyphens in Compound Adjectives Proper Use of Hyphens Using Dashes Properly Using Ellipses Properly Show All

Active and Passive Voice Adjectives and Adverbs Antecedents Comparative and Superlative Adjectives Comparative and Superlative Adverbs Compound Subjects and Objects with "I" and "me" Compound Subjects and Objects with Pronouns Form and Use Plurals of Compound Nouns Form the Perfect Verb Tense Form the Progressive Verb Tense Form the Singular or Plural Possessive Noun Forming a Singular or Plural Possessive Forming Plural Nouns Good, Better, Best, Bad, Worse, and Worst Hyphens in Compound Adjectives Identify Linking Verbs, Predicate Adjectives, and Predicate Identify Transitive and Intransitive Verbs Identifying Adjectives Inappropriate shifts in Verb Tense Infinitives and Infinitive Phrases Irregular Past Tense Verbs Is it an Adjective or Adverb? Is the Pronoun Reflexive or Intensive? Linking Verbs Nouns with Compound and Joint Possession Order Adjectives Personal and Reflexive Pronouns Plural and Plural Possessive Nouns Predicate Adjectives Predicate Nouns Progressive Verb Tenses Pronouns and Their Antecedents Quantitative Adjectives Simple Past, Present and Future Tense Verbs Subject and Object Pronouns Transitive and Intransitive Verbs Using Reflexive Pronouns Using the Relative Pronouns: Who and Whom Using the Relative Pronouns: Who, Whom, Whose, Which, and That Vague Pronoun References Verb Moods Well, Better, Best, Badly, Worse and Worst What is a Gerund? Words for help with Verb Tense Words to Avoid Adverb and Adjective Problems Words to Avoid Pronouns and Problems Show All

Misplaced Modifier Using Correlative Conjunctions Using Parallel Structure Show All

Indefinite Pronoun-Verb Agreement Misplaced Modifiers Parallel Structure Redundant Words or Phrases Transition with Conjunctive Adverbs Using the Correct Verb-With Compound Subjects Words for fixing Choppy Sentences Words for Run on Sentences and Comma Splice Words for Subject Verb Agreement Show All

Analyze the Effects of Figures of Speech on Meaning and Tone Classify Figures of Speech Identifying the Source of Allusions Interpret Figures of Speech Interpret the Meaning of Allusions Using Personification Show All

How to Use Dictionary and Thesaurus Entries: Review Show All

Analyzing Author's Purpose Analyzing Authors Intention and Effect Analyzing Bias Analyzing Details in Complex Texts Analyzing Issues Analyzing Motives Analyzing Purpose and Structure Analyzing Sources Analyzing Structure and Key Ideas Analyzing the Development of Ideas Analyzing Tone Analyzing Two Arguments Analyzing Word Choice Comparing Similar Genres Determining Connotative and Figurative Meanings Determining Implicit Relationships Between Ideas Determining the Main Idea Differentiation of Author's Perspective Evaluating Impact of Genre and Format Evaluating Logic and Hidden Assumptions Evaluating Relevance and Sufficiency Evaluating Similar Topics in Different Formats Evaluating Validity and Reasoning Help to Infer Author's Purpose Help to Infer Relationships Between Events, People, and Ideas Identifying and Summarizing Details Identifying Argument Development Identifying Implied Main Ideas Identifying Supporting Details Identifying Supporting Evidence Identifying Supporting Evidence Reading for Comprehension Reading to Comprehend Reading to Understand - Informational Passages Sequence of Events Using Words to Analyze Relationships Between Ideas Show All

Classify Figures of Speech Identify Sensory Details Interpret Figures of Speech Interpret the Meaning of Allusion Narrative Point of View The Effects of Figures of Speech on Meaning and Tone Using Personification Show All

Analogies: Review Show All

Compare Information from Two Texts Compare Passages for Tone Compare Texts with Different Genres Formal Sentences Identify Appeals to Ethos, Pathos, and Logos in Advertisements Show All

Vocabulary 1 Vocabulary 10 Vocabulary 11 Vocabulary 2 Vocabulary 3 Vocabulary 4 Vocabulary 5 Vocabulary 6 Vocabulary 7 Vocabulary 8 Vocabulary 9 Show All

Active Prefix "for/fore" The Prefix "anthrop" The Prefix "cav" The Prefix "cent" The Prefix "chrom" The Prefix "circum" The Prefix "deca" The Prefix "demo" The Prefix "dict" The Prefix "dis" The Prefix "en" The Prefix "epi" The Prefix "extra" The Prefix "gam" The Prefix "giga" The Prefix "hetero" The Prefix "hyper" The Prefix "im" The Prefix "in" The Prefix "inter" The Prefix "kilo" The Prefix "mal" The Prefix "manu" The Prefix "mar" The Prefix "mega" The Prefix "micro" The Prefix "mid" The Prefix "mono" The Prefix "mort" The Prefix "neo" The Prefix "para" The Prefix "poly" The Prefix "port" The Prefix "pseudo" The Prefix "retro" The Prefix "theo" The Prefix "ultra" The Suffix "ade" The Suffix "ant" The Suffix "ative" The Suffix "cide" The Suffix "cule" The Suffix "ency" The Suffix "ette" The Suffix "fy" The Suffix "ic" The Suffix "ice" The Suffix "ide" The Suffix "ism" The Suffix "ity" The Suffix "ize" The Suffix "kin" The Suffix "let" The Suffix "ling" The Suffix "orium" The Suffix "phobia" The suffix "ry" The Suffix "ship" The Suffix "ule" The Suffix "ulent" The Suffix "ure" The Suffix "ward" The Suffix "wise" The Suffix "yer" Show All

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