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The purpose of this page is
to assist students from Mr. Cyra's class in learning English. I have
placed links that will aid you in completing the assignments for British
Literature. In class games, activities, and
assignments are listed below. This web site will assist
students in the writing
process. Here is an excellent
site that lists the most commonly
confused words in the English language from A to Z. This is similar to above
site but it has more
commonly confused words. Here is a good activity for
students to learn parts of speech. This is a free site
dedicated to answering specific
grammar, composition, research or
formatting questions. You will play a matching
game of homonyms. Have
fun! This page was originally
created to give a good group of tongue twisters to people in speech
therapy, to people who want to work on getting rid of an accent or to people
who just plain like tongue twisters. Prepositions of Place assist
learners in the correct usage for prepositions and objects. A multiple choice format that
tests your knowledge of the
prepositions. Here are some of the most common errors
using to and at , preceded by their correct form. Picture This - Prepositions of Place.
This web site is picture format site that enables the user to visually interact
with the lessons. This
web site focuses on prepositions that
have a reference to a point, a surface or a containing area. This section will assist you in
common grammar usage that we have completed in our assignments. This link will give you
the
five comma rules and examples to refresh your knowledge while writing an
assignment. Here is a web site
that teaches basic sentence
diagramming. Scroll down and learn to diagram basic sentences. To get a quick
history on diagramming sentences, click on this site to get a brief slide
show presentation on how it was developed by Reed -Kellogg. If you have
time, work on the exercises that are given! If you want to learn how to properly diagram sentences in the
English Language, here is a Ms. Hellmer’s page
that will first give you a tutorial then a challenge! Here are some sites that will assist
you in writing an essay and your research paper. If you need assistance in writing
the persuasive ACT essay, here is a web site that will help you draft a five-paragraph
essay. This is a great site that takes the
writer through the steps in writing a research
paper Another
site to explore is “A Guide for
Writing Research Papers Based on Modern Language Association (MLA)
Documentation.” E-mail
Mr. Cyra if you have any questions. Tutoring is now available in room 122, after school from 2:31
until 4:00 p.m. every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday!!! Take advantage of this opportunity. If you are absent during a test day, you may
make it up at tutoring. Required Text: Mr. Cyra’s Office Hours Textbook: Adventures in English Literature Before
school = M-F 7:30 to 7:55
in room 224 Grammar
Book: Warriner’s High School Book After
school = M-Th 2:31 to 3:00
in room 224 ACT
Prep: Cambridge ACT English Victory |