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Overall looks good!

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No 1, 6 & 8 are not correct

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Your thesis statements are okay but can be improved.

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The thesis statement should be specific as to what you are planning to write in the body paragraphs.

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No 7 & 8, your thesis statement is too broad.

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No 1, your thesis is unclear.
Need to remember that if you want to make a thesis state, it should contain at least 3 main points.
No 10, don't change the focus of the TS. From the neighbour's cat to general cats.

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No 7, your thesis statement does not match the original TS.
Some of your thesis statement needs to be a bit more specific.

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ESSAY

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Parts of an essay:
An essay contains 3 main parts.
1. Introduction: Is where the attention getter is found, i.e. The opening statement that draws the attention of the reader. It is also where the specifics of the topic is established, where it moves from the topic as a whole, to whatever main objective the writer would like to address. This should tell the reader what the structure of the essay will be, along with the thesis statement to make it clear what the objective of the essay is.
2. Body: This is the section where the main points of the essay are made. Things that will back up the introduction and build upon one another or where the storyline is established and built upon. the ordering should either follow a chronological order, spatial order, or emphatic order. Can contain many paragraphs if needed, normally differentiated by the different points.

3. Conclusion: Where all the points made in the introduction and body should be concluded, or restated with some finishing statements, but in a simplified manner.

Thesis Statement: Is the statement that will state the entire objective of the essay. Normally found at the end of the introduction

Topic sentence: Describes the main point of the paragraph, and what the writer will be expanding on in the point they are trying to make. Normally found at the beginning of a paragraph

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1. Work in your project groups. Find out the format of an essay ( how many paragraphs, what are the components needed to be in an essay)
2. Search on the differences of a thesis statement & topic sentences.
3. Please post your findings on Padlet.

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a)The hungry, small, black cat is hungry.
b)The cheap, orange, Malaysian, plastic water bottle.
1. Quantity
2. Quality/Opinion
3. Size
4. Age
5. Shape
6. Colour
7. Origin
8. Material

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PARTS OF SPEECH - TUTORIAL (PAST SEMESTERS QUESTIONS)

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PARTS OF SPEECH - TUTORIAL (PAST SEMESTERS QUESTIONS)

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GROUP 1 - THE EFFICIENCY

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Group 6 - Blackpink

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GROUP 4 : WIND THERAPISTS

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Group 3 - 3(GB)

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Group 2 - ADIUS

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Group 5 - Among Us

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Group 7- Sheep People

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Inference is a "foundational skill" — a prerequisite for higher-order thinking and 21st century skills (Marzano, 2010)
Inference can be defined as the process of drawing of a conclusion based on the available evidence plus previous knowledge and experience.

Each group select one photo and answer the following questions.

Activity
a) What is going on in this picture?
b) What do you see that makes you say that?
c) What more can you find?