2011+Midterm+Review+Page

Dear Students:
===I am writing to answer your many pleas and your many requests for a midterm review page! No worries -- as long as you study the materials on this page, you will perform beautifully (just as you always do)!===

· **Compound **: 2 independent clauses and no dependent clauses
=== · **Complex **: 1 independent clause and 1 or more dependent clauses  === === · **Compound-complex **: 2 independent clauses and 1 or more dependent clauses  ===

[[file:Participles_and_Participial_Phrases[1].ppt]]
===Clauses and phrases can also be found in chapter 19, page 292 of your grammar book. Remember that chapters 23, 24, and 25 will also be on the test, so look over your notes. ===

﻿[[file:Parallel Structure Purdue University.doc]]
===Are you having trouble identifying independent and dependent clauses? Here is another tutorial (from Purdue University) that will help you identify things like dependent marker words: ===

[[file:Identifying Independent and Dependent Clauses.ppt]]
===Here is an EOCT Preview that will also help list time periods and writers and literary terms that we have (and will) cover: ===

[[file:Pennell_Timeline_EOCT.ppt]]
===﻿Here is another massive power point to help you get ready for the EOCT in terms of your study of literature: ===

===In terms of grammar, here are some helpful documents to help you study for the test: ===

===This should cover you guys! We will review in class before the Midterm as well. ===