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What are the two main parts of a sentence core?
What are the two main parts of a sentence core?
The subject and the predicate
Which of these is NOT a part of speech?
Which of these is NOT a part of speech?
Nouns always represent the subject of a sentence.
Nouns always represent the subject of a sentence.
False (B)
Which type of verb indicates an action being performed by the subject?
Which type of verb indicates an action being performed by the subject?
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What is another name for a state-of-being verb?
What is another name for a state-of-being verb?
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Which type of pronoun takes the place of the subject in a sentence?
Which type of pronoun takes the place of the subject in a sentence?
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What do adjectives do?
What do adjectives do?
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What is the purpose of adverbs?
What is the purpose of adverbs?
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Words that link the subject and verb of a sentence to other words in the sentence are called ______.
Words that link the subject and verb of a sentence to other words in the sentence are called ______.
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Which type of conjunction is used to connect ideas or items in a sentence?
Which type of conjunction is used to connect ideas or items in a sentence?
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Articles indicate whether a noun is specific or general.
Articles indicate whether a noun is specific or general.
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What is a clause?
What is a clause?
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Which type of clause needs to be attached to an independent clause to make sense?
Which type of clause needs to be attached to an independent clause to make sense?
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What is a gerund phrase?
What is a gerund phrase?
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How can you correct a phrase that is missing a subject?
How can you correct a phrase that is missing a subject?
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Study Notes
English Week 1
- The class will cover English on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday
- Today: Parts of speech review
- Thursday: Review of the covered material
- Friday: Quiz on the covered material
- Students are required to type their name into the chat box
- Attendance is via name-calling, unmuting, and stating presence when called.
Agenda
- Introductions
- Review of the course syllabus, including a reading assignment and assignments.
- Discussion
- Week one presentation
- Review and recap of questions
Why English?
- Proper grammar and diction are essential for professional communication in the medical field.
- Following good practices for communication enhances perceived knowledge and reputation.
- Using slang, cursing, or improper grammar can negatively affect patient experience and confidence.
Professionalism
- Professionalism encompasses more than just appearance; it includes conduct, attitude towards work, and respect for others.
- It involves knowledgeable use of equipment and respectful behavior.
Past English Knowledge Review
- Students are asked to list knowledge and concepts from past English classes.
Schedule
- The class session resumes at 9:30
- The session includes reviewing previously taught material.
- Students will review provided material in an eBook.
- Students will submit homework (HW).
- The session covers the given topics.
Grammar Topic – Do not copy word for word
- Serious staph infections can lead to endocarditis (heart inflammation), cellulitis (tissue inflammation), pneumonia, and toxic shock syndrome.
- Students are required to summarize these concepts in their own words.
- The concepts can be summarized as a series of negative effects caused by staph infections.
Verbs: Regular vs. Irregular
- Regular verbs use the "-ed" ending to form the past tense (walked).
- Irregular verbs form the past tense differently (throw, threw, thrown).
Test Your Knowledge: Verb examples
- Correct verb forms for regular and irregular verbs are reviewed through examples.
State-of-being Verbs
- State-of-being verbs include verbs like is, are, was, were, become, smell, taste, look, sound, feel
Test Your Knowledge (State-of-being example)
- Identification of verbs in sentences (statement ready to be reviewed, kids are happy, she feels bad, etc.).
Helper Verbs
- Helper verbs are words such as to be, have, or do.
Pronouns
- Pronouns are words used instead of nouns or other pronouns.
- Four main types are reflexive, possessive, subjective, and objective pronouns.
Parts of Speech & Review
- The covered parts of speech include nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, prepositions, conjunctions, and articles.
- Specific types of each are explained.
Pronoun Practice
- Examples of various types of pronouns in sentences.
- Focus is on correctly using these pronouns.
Adjectives
- Adjectives are words that describe nouns and pronouns.
Adverbs
- Adverbs modify verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs.
- Emphasizes that adverbs describe and add emphasis.
Phrase Practice: Adjective, Verb, and Adverb examples
- Practice questions utilizing adjectives, adverbs, and verbs to identify their positions in a sentence
Prepositions
- Prepositions link the subject and verb of a sentence to other words in the sentences.
- They often show time and location.
- Examples of prepositions are used in sentences.
Conjunctions
- Conjunctions connect words, ideas, and clauses in a sentence.
- Three main types are adverbial, coordinating, and subordinating conjunctions.
Conjunctions review
- Examples of different conjunction types and their distinct purposes in combining, connecting, and qualifying various ideas in sentences.
- Explanation of the types and how to use them.
Articles
- Articles are words that clarify whether the following noun describes a specific or general noun.
- Two types: definite (the) and indefinite (a/an).
Clause Practice examples
- Identifying independent and dependent clauses, explaining the difference between the two.
- Clarifying the need for corrections when necessary in dependent clauses.
Phrases
- Two types of phrases are gerunds and infinitives.
- How to correct phrases is outlined
- Clear example sentences are provided
Extra Practice
- Class sessions include activities to practice using the concepts taught.
- Online resources and practice tests are provided.
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Description
This quiz covers the fundamentals of parts of speech reviewed during the first week of English class. Students will demonstrate their understanding through a series of questions based on the week’s curriculum. Pay attention to professionalism and grammar as they are crucial in communication, especially in the medical field.
