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SOUTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH ENGLISH III FUNCTIONAL GRAMMAR AND COMPOSITION INSTRUCTOR: Celia G. Hezekiah INSTRUCTOR’S OFFICE: Turner Hall, A-Wing, Room 262 INSTRUCTOR’S TELEPHONE EXT.: E-MAIL ADDRESS: chezekiah@scsu.edu The following textbook must be purchased: Kriszner, Laurie and Stephen R. Mandell. Writing First Practice in Context New York: Beford/St. Martin’s, 2000. I. Course Description English III. Functional Grammar and Composition. 3(3,0). This course gives the students, regardless of areas of specialization, the opportunity to improve themselves in the written and oral areas of communication so that they will be able to function adequately after graduation. Attention is also given to the development of such reading skills as comprehension, vocabulary, and speech. (F, S) II. Course Objective and Rationale English III is designed to provide assistance to students who have failed the English Proficiency Examination. The primary goal of this course is to help students to write acceptably. Students will acquire critical and practical knowledge in the areas of oral and written communication skills.

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Pre-GED Writing II Spring, 2002 Scheffer Hawaii: Stories and Myths, History, People, Geography, Government, Agriculture, Work This is a content based syllabus for teaching reading, writing, and grammar. The reading topics will be on Hawaii and the life of the Hawaiian people. These readings will be mostly taken from the Internet. Writing will be based on the reading material. Students will have the opportunity to type their work on computers. Much of the grammar instruction will be based on the students' own writing, as well as on the Steck-Vaughn GED Writing textbook. The grammar will focus on mechanics (spelling, punctuation), usage, and sentence structure. Those students who do not have a resume will complete one in this class. There will be three in- class paragraph writing quizzes and three grammar quizzes as well as a final test. Day Readings/ Activities Writing Quizzes and Tests History-A Voyage to Hawaii. Map of Polynesia. Read and Discuss. Group essay on racial and ethnic composition of class.

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10. English 126: Evaluating Grammar Checkers Below is a sideby-side comparison of how both programs fared when doing thegrammar check of this document, with its twenty common usage errors. http://papyr.com/hypertextbooks/engl_126/gramchek.htm

Daniel Kies Department of English College of DuPage Modern English Grammar English 126 Email Form Evaluating Grammar Checkers Current work: document.write("" + "Unit " + page + ""); Days remaining this term: document.write(remaining); Notes: Add Note What Is This? Privacy Change Your Name ... Mail this page to a friend Introduction H ere, we will examine how two popular word processors check for grammar and usage errors. We will compare Word and WordPerfect for their ability to find and identify the twenty most frequent errors (For more information on these errors, see Twenty Common Usage Errors .) Below is a listing of the twenty most frequent usage problems found in a corpus of 3000 college essays (Robert J. Connors and Andrea A. Lunsford. "Frequency of Formal Errors in Current College Writing, or Ma and Pa Kettle Do Research," The St. Martin's Guide to Teaching Writing 2nd ed. Ed. Robert Connors and Cheryl Glenn. New York: St. Martin's, 1992, 398). We will look at those problems together, examine how well the software could identify and correct those problems, and discuss the strengths and weaknesses of grammar checking programs. The data E ach error is identified in the heading and an example of the error follows, sometimes with multiple instances of each error in a single example.

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Break out of the grammar trap: Distinguish between essential and nonessential rules of grammar, punctuation, and usage How much attention should technical communicators pay to formal rules of grammar, punctuation, and usage? Does incorrect grammar, punctuation, or usage detract from the value and usability of your group’s publications? Does your audience care, or even notice, if formal rules are broken? Why have rules? Grammar is the arrangement, relationships, and functions of words and the ways they are put together to form phrases, clauses or sentences. Punctuation marks are signals that help readers to understand the ideas in a passage and read more quickly and efficiently. Rules of grammar, punctuation, and usage can be essential or nonessential—or even fake! Writers and editors need to pay attention to the essential issues, but can spend less time on nonessential issues—particularly in the face of tight deadlines—and they can safely ignore the fake issues. Essential rules are those that are necessary for clear, unambiguous communication.

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A+dvanced Learning System GRADE LEVELS 7-9 LESSON TITLE LESSON CONTENT Review and diagnostics of Grammar Skills; Verb forms, Pronoun forms; Connectives, Double Negatives Sentences and Fragments Understood Subjects; Phrases, Incomplete Sentences, Complete Sentences Nouns 1 Common and Proper Nouns; Gender of Nouns Nouns 2 Singular and Plural Nouns; Two Plural Forms with Different Meanings; Singular and Plurals Alike; Compound Plural Nouns Parts of Speech Recognition of parts of speech in sentence; nouns, verbs, adverbs, conjunctions, pronouns, adjectives, prepositions, and interjections Parts of Sentences Direct Objects, Indirect Objects; Predicate Nouns, Predicate Adjectives Prepositions Prepositional Phrases, Prepositional Objects Nouns 3 Possessive Nouns; Possessive Pronouns; Nouns of Direct Address; Adverbial Nouns, Collective Nouns; Appositives Objective Complements Objective Case Uses, Indirect Objects; Adverbial Objectives Pronouns 1 Personal, Compound Personal, Reflexive Pronouns, Antecedents Pronouns 2 Relative Pronouns; Indefinite Relative Pronouns; Pronoun Number, Gender, Person, and Case

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A+dvanced Learning System GRADE LEVELS 1-3 LESSON TITLE LESSON CONTENT Sentences Concept of Sentence Structure; Importance of Complete Ideas; Identifying Complete Ideas Complete Subject Identifying the Naming Part of a Sentence Subject of the Sentence Identifying the Naming Part of a Sentence Predicate of the Sentence Identifying the Predicate Nouns 1 Noun Definition and Examples; Identifying the Naming Word Used for People Nouns 2 Identifying the Subject/Person Nouns in Sentences Nouns 3 Identifying Nouns That Name Things in Sentences Nouns 4 Identifying Nouns That Name Places in Sentences Noun Review Review of Person, Place, Thing Nouns in Sentences Verbs Definition and Examples of Active and Passive Verbs; Identifying the Verb/Action or "State of Being" Words in Sentences Verb Usage 1 Verb Usage 2 Identifying the Correct Form of Verbs in Sentences Pronouns 1 Introduction to Pronouns, Definition; Identifying Pronouns in Sentences Pronouns 2 Replacing Pronouns for Proper Nouns in Sentences Pronouns 3 Replacing Pronouns for Nouns in Sentences Plural Nouns 1 Identifying the Correct Spelling for Plural Nouns; Changing Ending Letters to make Plurals

17. English 100: Fall 2000 an expressive essay that they develop as a comparison /contrast essay tests throughoutthe semester to assess their understanding of proper grammar usage. http://www.bowiestate.edu/academics/english/freshcomp/100f2k.htm

Bowie State University School of Arts and Sciences ENGL 100 - English Usage and Mechanics (3 credit hours) Fall 2000 Instructor OfficeExtension Email Course Description English Usage and Mechanics provides an intensive study of fundamental usage, mechanics, vocabulary, and essay development, including the use of the Writing Laboratory to reinforce written expression and to intensify language skills development. English 100 is a Web-enhanced course where students will think and read critically as well as use a range of composing strategies for various writing assignments with the assistance of the Internet. These strategies include ways of inventing, drafting, revising, and editing written work. Freshman Composition Website: http://www.bowiestate.edu/academics/artsci/english/freshcomp/index.htm English Proficiency Examination: After completing English 101 and 102 Composition and Literature I and II, students must take and successfully pass the Bowie State University English Proficiency Examination. Transfer Students who completed their English requirements at another university should take the English Proficiency Examination during their first semester of enrollment at Bowie State University. ADA Accommodations: Students with disabilities who wish to receive ADA Accommodations should report to the Office of Special Populations.

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Grade 6 English The sixth grade English program is an integrated program that emphasizes reading, writing, vocabulary, grammar, usage, and mechanics. The program is based on four units of study that include at least four long literary works during the course of the year. In addition, students will keep a sourcebook/journal and complete eight major compositions that focus on the purposes for writing: writing to inform, writing to persuade, and writing for personal expression. Content Personal Voice diaries journals biographies autobiographies letters narrative elements in short and long works of fiction children's literature narrative poetry lyric poetry dramatic poetry poetic elements myths universal values experiences of a culture nature and history of languages Skills Teachers introduce, reinforce, and synthesize the following skills in the K-12 English Language Arts curriculum: reading Grade 6 Gifted and Talented English Sixth grade Gifted and Talented English is an integrated course that emphasizes an accelerated and enriched program of reading, writing, speaking, and listening. The program allows for teacher choice of approaches that address major concepts found throughout the literature. Students will explore these concepts by reading major works of literature, composing at least eight major compositions, keeping a sourcebook or journal, researching information about various topics, and studying appropriate language skills. The hallmark of a Gifted and Talented English program is the opportunity for students to demonstrate competence in their studies through a variety of creative products.

19. Citations: Frequency Analysis Of English Usage: Lexicon And Grammar - Francis, K W. Francis and H. Kucera, Frequency analysis of English usage Lexicon and grammar,Houghton Mifflin, Boston, MA 1982. A comparison of Word and Sense-based http://citeseer.nj.nec.com/context/120275/0

68 citations found. Retrieving documents... W. Francis and H. Kucera, Frequency analysis of English usage: Lexicon and grammar , Houghton Mifflin, Boston, MA 1982. Home/Search Document Not in Database Summary Related Articles Check This paper is cited in the following contexts: First 50 documents Next 50 Statistical Trajectory Models for Phonetic Recognition - Goldenthal (1994) (20 citations) (Correct) ....phonetically compact sentences hand designed at MIT. The emphasis behind these sentences was on covering a wide range of phonetic pairs. The 450 (sx) sentences are each spoken by seven different speakers. The final three sentences (si) for each speaker were chosen at random from the Brown Corpus and are unique for all the speakers. The speakers in the corpus are comprised of males and females (at a ratio of roughly two to one) from eight predefined dialect regions of the United States. Generally , the (sa) sentences are not utilized since the phonetic contexts used in these sentences .... W. Francis and H. Kucera, Frequency analysis of English usage: Lexicon and grammar , Houghton Mifflin, Boston, MA 1982.

20. Comparison Of English 1-4, TEKS: Additions, Deletions, Changing Emphasis Lose proofread (!). grammar. usage. Conventions. Spelling. Relies increasingly onconventions (grammar, usage). A – legible (spelling, punct, cap, ital, ellipses). http://www.sanmarcos.net/ana/TEKS.htm

Intro Plan, draft, complete, edit, produce final, error-free(!) draft Write All (!) forms Emphasis: logical arguments (definitions, theses, evidence) Persuade, report, describe Read multiple genres, world lit (oriental, classical Gk, Euro, Af, SA, NA) Periods Interpret historical context Persuasive (resp to lit, reflective, autobio) Business (report, memo, procedure, summary) th , late 20 th Lose All Business, personal, lit, persuasive Brit and world OE, med, Ren, 17, 18, romantic, Vict, mod, p-mod WRITE Purposes Forms: bus, pers, lit, pers (like intro 4) Emphasis Various audiences, purposes A - word choice, structure, sentence forms -organizing log argu (definitions, theses, evidence) -persuade, report, describe -(poems, plays, stories) Emphasis persuasive (logical argu, express opinion) Emphasis personal (resp to lit, reflect, autobio) Emphasis lit (poems, plays, stories) Emphasis: Business report, memo, procedure, summary, resume) Emphasis: lit (fxn, poem, drama, media scripts) Distinguishing characteristics (essays, sci reports, speeches, memoranda) Process Recursive when appropriate A - Prewriting (for ideas, voice, plan)

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