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Course Webpage for English 373 at Fredonia State University of New York. Questions for Style Manuals. Grammar Resources from Lisa Storm Fink. Does she really want us to call her Susan and not Dr. Spangler? Yes, please call me Susan. I have a Ph.D., I am a doctor, but I want you to call me Susan. Do not call other professors by their first name unless they tell you to do so. I am telling you to do so. It is a. I try to be transparent i. Why is the only grade for this class a portfolio? Ah, but there.
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Wednesday, May 26, 2010. Home Learning Day 2: We Sleep With Our Boots On Analysis. We Slept With Our Boots On. They unloaded the dead and maimed right before our eyes. They washed out the blood, we loaded our ruck’s and then took to the skies. Over the mountains, villages, and valleys we flew. Where we would land we had not a clue. Bullets are flying, the LZ. We’re leaving this bird whether we like it or not. 30 seconds they yelled, Lock N Load and grab your shit. Get ready to go and make it quick. They ...
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Wednesday, April 29, 2009. In-Class Activity, Apr. 29: Tom Swifties. Tom Swifties - Using Adverbs Abundantly. Today, we are going to work on our last grammar topic of the semester: the overuse of adverbs! Everyone on his/her own):. Go to the following website and learn what " Tom Swifties. Get together in groups of 3-4. Go to the following webpage. You need to retype the Tom Swifties that you find on the webpage, but you leave out the last word, i.e., the pun, for the group to fill in the blank. Since 19...
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Monday, April 27, 2009. In-Class Activity, Apr. 27: Limericks. C) given the history. Of limericks, and the guidelines. Of how to compose them,. A) the ENG300 students. B) will get together in groups of 2-3 and compose a limerick on their own and post it on this blog,. D) having used the correct rhyme pattern (AABBA) and rhythm. Friday, April 24, 2009. Haiku reflects human nature and is supposed to be an intuitive experience. A persons feelings should be directly connected to the haiku. There are three mo...
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Course Webpage for English 373 at Fredonia State University of New York. Questions for Style Manuals. Grammar Resources from Lisa Storm Fink. Welcome to English 373. January 14, 2013. T/R 12:30 am – 2:00 pm. Dr Susan Spangler, Instructor. SUNY Fredonia English Department. Create a free website or blog at WordPress.com.
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Dimarts, 20 de maig de 2008. Just listen to these avatars and revise some possible dialogues for these situations:. GOING TO A RESTAURANT. Get a Voki now! Are you ready to order? Yes, I would like a cheese salad as main dish and fish and vegetables as second dish. Would you like anything to drink? Yes, I'd like some wine, please. Would you like any dessert? Yes, an ice-cream. Can you give me the bill? Yes, here it is. Bye. Listen to Marc and Isma checking in in a hotel. Get a Voki now! Get a Voki now!
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Class Assignment March 24th. January 26, 2009. Some people like to travel with a companion. Other people prefer to travel alone. Which do you prefer? Use specific reasons and examples to support your choice. Your essay must have 3 noun clauses and 2 adjective clauses. It must be at least 3 paragraphs long. The due date is Monday, March 30th. Write your essay in your blog site. 1 Go to http:/ www.wordpress.com. 2 Enter your log in and password. 3 Click on New Post and begin writing your essay.
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