Modern Liberal Arts 2
qualities of a summary
clear
main points
brief & concise
objective
steps
1. read original
2. main points
3. notes > summary
4. check > original
5. revise
sentence structure:
topic sentence
supporting sentence
concluding sentence
How to Punctuate Dialogue – https://www.wikihow.com/Punctuate-Dialogue
How to Cite Quotes in APA – https://www.wikihow.com/Cite-Quotes-in-APA
mla format citation for youtube video – https://youtu.be/u2cNj4orsrE
Noun – Person, Place, Animal, thing, Idea
Pronoun – Noun
Verb – Action (Being)
Adjective – Noun or Pronoun (what – how – which)
Adverb – Verb, Adjective, Adverb
Preposition (relation ship – time – direction – location)
Conjunction – glue
Interjection – special
words that names a person, animal, place, thing, or idea
Mizz Violet is a Vizsla – dog.
Pronouns
words that take the place of a noun
Did you see her in that new bio-hack training vest?
Verbs
words that show action or (being) (to be)
Every day Violet and Howard take a walk in the forest.
Adjectives
words that describe or modify a noun or pronoun (what kind – how many – which one)
Mizz Violet is a female dog.
Adverbs
words that describe or modify (1) verbs (2) adjectives (3) adverbs (how – when – where)
Mizz Violet has a reddish brown color coat.
Prepositions
words that show the relationship between one word in a sentence to another word (location – direction – time – relationship)
The book “The adventures of Mizz Violet” was written by Howard W. Darko
Conjunctions
words that join other words or parts of a sentence together (glue)
Violet had planned on taking Howard running but a rain storm delayed her plans.
Interjections
special words used to show strong feelings or emotions
Gee Whiz! Your a beautiful dog, Violet.
apostrophe ‘ – it’s p84
“quotation marks” – “” p93
ellipsis… – … p89
parentheses – () p91
comma , – , pause p85
period. – . complete stop p92
question mark – ? p9
exclamation mark – ! complete stop p89
dash – – short stop p88
colon – : complete stop p 84
semicolon – ; join independent clauses of a compound sentence | short stop p95
hyphen – – used to hive information or add extra emphasis (dash) p90
