Flashbacks

Hey guys
I'm leaving you here a link  of  an example about the term flashback, remember it is really simple
Flashbacks occur when there is a break in sequence of events, and then it is shown a scene from the past.
Enjoy!

Your teacher,
Ms. Rox


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2j_IvMGDtXg

Grades

Hey guys
Sorry that I messed up the previews posts with your grades, but just to be sure I'm attaching a file with all of your grades.

Hope you have a fun weekend.

Click here to see your grades.
Miss Rox

First Person Point of View

Is when a first person narrator participates in the action and uses the pronouns  I, me , my, we, and us.

 

http://fictionwriting.about.com/od/glossary/g/firstperson.htm

Final Grades 7°A

7°A: Guys here are your grades If you have any doubts let me know               Matrícula	Bim 1
176	9
203	7
1055	8
236	9
384	8
284	8
207	10
373	5
573	9
232	9
215	9
872	9
206	8
514	9
189	7
200	9
702	8
368	9
376	8
678	7
231	9
419	8
895	7
868	10
602	9
539	9
761	10
655	7
1118	9

- Miss Rox

Final Grades

7°B here are your grades:)
If you have any doubts let me know.

Matrícula	Bim. 1
220	6
404	8
689	10
377	9
308	9
1117	10
179	7
849	7
387	9
542	9
184	9
418	9
617	8
369	9
930	9
186	10
214	9
210	9
906	8
825	9
234	9
225	8
1062	9
651	8
175	8
420	10
435	7

- Miss Rox

Compound verbs Ppp

Here's the power point presentation about Compound verbs.


Click here

Compound Sentences

Example:

•  Ana likes to go out with her friends, take pictures with them, and talk to them, but she is only allowed to go out if she does her homework.

The previous would be a compound sentence using compound verbs. See the sentence on their own:

• Ana likes to go out with her friends, take pictures with them, and talk to them

Notice that I am listing several actions, being the verbs on that sentence, and they are together, I listed together or else the sentence would be like this:

• Ana likes to go out with her friends
• Ana likes to take pictures with her friends
• Ana likes to talk to her friends.

Remember about the common denominator, in this case being what Ana likes to do, and who she is doing it with, her friends.
The same goes to the next sentence.

• She is only allowed to go out if she does her homework, and cleans her room.
• She is only allowed to go out if she does her homework
• She is only allowed to go out if sh cleans her room.

Same common denominator, she, and the things that she has to do before she goes out.

REMEMBER THIS:
ALWAYS use commas (,) to separate verbs, and the the two sentences.
Also the requirement:
BOTH SENTENCES HAVE TO MAKE SENSE ON IT'S OWN. Because in the end, they are two sentences joined together, so they were one simple sentence in the beginning.