Upon learning this topic you will be able to:
· Use word parts to define unknown vocabulary in a reading.
· Identify the intended audience of a particular discipline and how it shapes the text.
· Understand how an author's purpose shapes the content and delivery.
· Compare discipline-specific features between and within different texts.
· Use context clues to define unknown vocabulary in a reading.
· Identify the elements in MEAL (Main point, Evidence, Analysis, and Linking) in a body paragraph in an analysis essay.
· Develop a conclusion that evokes the main idea without repeating it.
· Identify appropriate use of apostrophes showing ownership or relationship.
· Identify coordinating and subordinating conjunctions and punctuate them correctly.
· Identify and correctly punctuate relative pronouns.
· Identify appropriate use of apostrophes used to shorten words.