Unit 10: Parts of Speech 

• 1-Nouns 

•  2-Pronouns  

• 3-Actions Verbs  

• 4-Linking Verbs  

• 5-Adjectives 

• 6-Adverbs 

• 7-Prepositions  

• 8-Conjunctions and Interjections 

Unit 11: Parts of the sentence 

• 9-Subjects and Predicates  

• 10-Direct and Indirect 

• 11-Objects Object Complements 

• 12-Subject Complements 

• 13-Suggested Writing Focus 

• 14-Citations and References 

• GENERAL REVIEW W8

Unit 12: Phrases 

• 1-Prepositional Phrases W1

• 2-Appositives and Appositive Phrases  W1

• 3-Participles and Gerunds  W2

• 4-Infinitives: phrases and clauses W2

• 5-Absolute Phrases W2

• 6-Irregular Simple Past TenseW2

• 7-Negative Verbs W3

• 8-Yes-No Questions W3

• 9-Future Tense- Going to W4

• 10-Verb Tense ReviewW4 

Unit 13: Clauses and Sentence Structure 

• 11-Clauses and Sentence Structure  W5

• 12-Adjective Clauses  W5

• 13-Adverb Clauses  W5

• 14-Noun Clauses  W6

• 15-Four Kinds of Sentences W6

• 16-Sentence Fragments W7

• 17-Run-on sentences  W7 

• GENERAL REVIEW W8

Unit 12: Phrases 

• 1-Principal Parts and Tense  W1

• 2-Verb Tenses and Form W1

• 3-Compatibility of Tenses and Voice of verbs  W2

Unit 13: Subject-Verb Agreement 

• 4-Subject-verb Agreement 1 W2

• 5-Subject-Verb Agreement 2  W3

• Narratives to develop real or imagined experiences or events using effective technique, wellchosen details, and well-structured event sequences W3 

• 7-Author Focus on William Shakespeare  W4

• 8-Interpretations of Shakespeare  W4

• 9-Satire, sarcasm, irony, or understatement W5

• 10-Shakespeare and globalization W5

• 11-Structure Analysis W6

• GENERAL REVIEW W8

Unit 17: Using Pronouns Correctly 

• 1-Case of Personal Pronouns W1

• 2-Pronouns with Appositives and THAN and AS  W1

• 3-Reflexive and Intensive Pronouns  W2

• 4-Who and whom in questions and Clauses  W2

• 5-Pronouns Agreement and Reference  W3

Unit 18: Using Modifiers Correctly 

• 6-Double and Incomplete Comparisons   W3

• 7-Misplaced and Dangling Modifiers W3 

• 8-Citations and References  W4

• 9-Review: Cite documents online (pdf, videos, etc.); Bibliographic citations of books, manuals and dictionaries.W4

• 10-Quotations from newspapers, magazines, brochures (newspaper publication)  W5

• 11-Footnote; Endnote  W5

• 12-The use of technology with citations (for example: Google Scholar, Cite this for me, etc.)  W5

• 13-The correct use of bibliographic citations in the classes W6

Citations and References 

• 14-Review of the most common citations  W6

• 15-Thesis references (paraphrased quote, citation of a reference, etc.) W7

• 16-The correct use of citations and references in the classes W7 

• GENERAL REVIEW W8