Mrs. Hayes AP English: Stephen Colbert reading 'The Veldt' by Ray Bradbury (Part 3 of 3)

Model of the Week: A Tale of Love

Click on the tab above, labeled model of the week, and write a paragraph about the picture of the semana, including at least four (order is your choice) of the following patterns (participles can sometimes end with 'ed' or 'ing'):

1. Parti(ed/ing) Phrase, Parti Phrase, S+ V.

2. S, Appositive Phrase, V.

3. S + V.

4. Absolute Phrase, Absolute Phrase, S + V.

5. Parti Phrase, S, Appositive Phrase, V.

6. S, Parti Phrase, V.

7. S + V, Parti Phrase.

8. Prepositional phrase, Parti phrase, S + V.

9. SC S + V, S + V.

10. S + V SC S + V.

11. Parti Phrase SC S + V, S + V.

12. S + V...noun, Appositive Phrase.

Example:

Angelic Aviator

Abandoned by his mother, refusing to eat, a baby monkey courted death in a Chinese animal hospital. A fellow patient, a white pigeon, took him under her wing. Love matters. Fear fading, his arms cradling, he cherished their tender embrace. Near the fallen brittle leaves, revived by the love a bird, this little life lives.

Mrs. Hayes AP English

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Thursday, December 22, 2011

Stephen Colbert reading 'The Veldt' by Ray Bradbury (Part 3 of 3)

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