Cascio's 11th Grade ELA Class

Cascio's 11th Grade ELA Class “The expert at anything was once a beginner.” ― Helen Hayes

Thursday, January 31, 2019

JUMPSTART ACT

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Lessons

  •  Introduction to ACT® English Prep
  •  1 - Sentence Structure
  •  2 - Punctuation
  •  3 - Punctuation & Language
  •  4 - Nouns, Verbs, & Transition Words
  •  5 - Grammar & Usage
  •  6 - Word Economy
  •  7 - Unity
  •  8 - Organizing & Purpose
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Voice Your writing should connect with your audience, fit your purpose for writing, and reveal your voice.

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