Notes WEEK 01
Ann/enn
Annual, anniversary, biannual, biennial, bicentennial, annuity, perennial, annals, millennium, superannuated = old
In the annals of history, Trump will go down as the worst person in history.
Garish =
Euthanize
Euphemism = saying in a nice way
Reduce suffering
I like to eat, study, and running.
I should of done that.
Scru = look at carefully
Scrupulous= be detailed
Ethical
1. S+ V ERROR
2. Parallelism
3. Colloquialism
4. Idiom error
5. Redundancy
6. Ambiguous pronoun
7. Object/subject error
8. Faulty comparison
9. Run-on
10.Tense error
11.Diction error
Homework =
[8],143, 69, 129*, 127
[179-191]197-209,
Complete writing error types
Review
Along the street were a row of trees.
Crat/cracy = rule
Democrat, aristocrat, autocrat, theocrat
Plutocrat, bureaucrat, technocrat
Autocrat = dictator, tyrant, despot,
Apt atheist agnostic
Ennui =
“hate”
a. Resent
b. Disdain = contempt
c. Inured
d. Prospective
e. Perspective
f. Discriminate
g. Exasperated = ai-ya
h. Alludes to many statistics
i. Bolster
j.
k. Perfunctory
l.
Essay Checklist
1. Varied sentence structures [appositive|coordinate adjectives]
2. Use 1 semicolon
3. 10 vocab words
[emphatic, bolster, champion, allude]
4. 2 rhetorical devices
5. 3+ quotes
6.
Reading = [119], 44, 8, 73, 95
Writing = complete essay p83
Label all the requirements [vocab, devices, appositives, etc]
[169-178, 179-188,] 189-191, 267-268
a. 5 –
b. 6
c. 7
d. 8
e. 9 +
Philanthropy
Misanthrope [Jon]
A. Fidelity, ,
B. diffident
C. Confidant,
D. fiduciary,
E. perfidious
allude =
blight = disease
read
honor
Simple
Lowly – humble
Golf clap
=
Appositive modifiers
= can replace a noun
A tablet pc, Ipad, is expensive.
The greatest US President JFK was shot.
The greatest US President, JFK, was shot.
Write 1 sentence with three appositives.
Coordinate adjectives
= combine two adjectives – that doesn’t require order – with a comma.
Look at the big blue house.
The philandering, erudite Einstein married his cousin.
An innovative, oppressive company Samsung makes semiconductors, types of memory chips.
Dejected
[2], 125, 134, 148, 119
[169-178], 179-188, 266,
EXAMPLE SENTENCE WITH
[will collect tomorrow] IC, DC; IMW, IC CC DC, IC.
APPOSITIVE, COORDINATE ADJECTIVES.
Hopefully,
Ambiguous pronoun
Uber, a ride-hailing app, is terrible.
IC: describe object.
Interested = biased
Disinterested = unbiased
6/10/ afternoon class
Made quizlet sharing class
Apparition
Servile = sycophant
Toady, brown-nosing,
“respect”
Deference vs reverence
Bicentennial perennial
Biannual
Biennial
Philanderer
SETI
MAXIm, aphorism, adage
Impasse
Solemn | somnolent
Insomnia
Pestilent
Autonomy
Empathy
Sympathy, antipathy, apathy,
Telepathy,
Exhaustive research
Extensive
Auspicious
= favorable, outlook is good
knight
Credo
“just do it, again”
Creed
Allude
Phil = love
Philosophy, logophile, philanthropy,
Bibliophile,
Sheepish = shy
Reciprocity = payback, mutual benefit
Dejected = spirit is down
Profound \
Deliberate*
Literary techniques
Personification
Anthropomorphize
Allusion = reference
Simile
Metaphor
Woo
Conjuring
Sedulous = industrious =
Apparitions
The eminent Einstein divorced his hot wife and married his cousin.
Eminent / imminent
Dark humor
Grave
Stringent
Lenient = latitude
Empathize
Deference* vs reverence
You don’t appreciate the gravity of the situation.
Gravity | levity
Sentence structures
IC. A sentence
Because I like dogs.
When, if, while, as, because, since, although
Acolyte = devoted student
Zeal = passion
Caveat*
Splice = add
Thinking about lunch,
I like dogs, so I work at the pet shop.
I work at the pet shop, because I like dogs.
IC DC.
DC, IC.
IC, CC IC. Coordinate conjunction
FANBOYS
IMW, IC.
Imw = adverbial conjunctions
Independent marker words
However, moreover, nonetheless, consequently, therefore,
Although I like dogs.
However, I like dogs.
I like dogs; however, I own a cat.
But, at times, I don’t want to eat that.
I like dogs – man, they are good.
I like dogs, man, they are good.
IC: .
Describe object
I only want one thing right now: I want my mom to get me out of here.
My life: sucked.
[52] 2, 4, 50, 114
[156-164] 169-178
Write one more labeled example of the following: DC, IC CC IC DC; IMW, IC DC – IC, DC.
Since corona virus is affecting the economy, the government has enacted stimulus bills for the average business is suffering, because there is reduced demand; consequently, everyone is hoping that the bill will revive the economy, when the money is deposited into everyone’s account – I can’t wait for my money to come in, because I need a new phone.
Comparative error
Superlative error
Has been
The sun has been shining for 4.5 billion years.
I had had a car.
I had a car.
I had eaten by the time Joe arrived.
Colloquialism
SAT =
Acronym
Stupid ass test.
8282
I have had a car.
2, 4, 114,
IC; IC.
CC IC.
Inure
Resolute =
Verbatim = word for word
Ornate =
Chagrin = annoyed
Cred = believe
Credence, credit card, credo = motto,
Credulous, incredulous, incredible
Creed = faith,
Atheist
Omni = all
Omnipotent, omnipresent
Omniscient
Theo god
Agnostic
Ornithology study of birds
Macro =
Micro
The list of items include cars, toys, and cats.
S + V
Along the sidewalk was a row of trees.
a. Everyone almost passed the calc test.
b. Almost everyone passed the calc test.
The dog under the tree bit Sally.
The dog bit Sally under the tree.
Caveat = warning or clarification
Roots
Verify
Ver = truth
Verd = green
17) diction error
Compliment
Complement
18) redundancy
Each year thousands of people visit Korea annually.
Empathy
Sympathy
A prodigy
Biased
Polarize
Shills = someone who promotes something
But vs yet
106,
Want
= lack
Korea has a want of babies.
Beam = smile
The class beamed at the speaker.
inAuspicious = good outlook
resolute
cr – 105, 20, 26, 52, 87
151-164, 263-264
Taxing = annoying
Parallelism
Obama championed change
Dashes – for informal
Comma- formal
Jargon = technical terms
Coordinate adjectives
Did you eat lunch?
a. Yes
b. No
c.
Have you eaten lunch?
He had had a car.
He had a car.
Who’s book is this?
Whom did you speak to?
I spoke to she.