DOL Week 05 Guidelines
DOL Week 05 - Day 1: Charles Drew
DOL Week 05 - Day 2: Charles Drew
DOL Week 05 - Day 3: Charles Drew
DOL Week 05 - Day 4: Charles Drew
DOL Week 05 : Charles Drew
All ten DOL Sentences are due at the end of each week. This assignment is a test grade.
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DOL Tests are scored:
1 error = B (85%)
2 errors = C (75%)
3 errors = D (65%)
4 or more errors = F (59%)
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Guidelines for DOL Week 05:
This Week's Spelling Rule:
Words with prefixes and base words:
recall, recollected, discourage, research, prematurely, disagreed
Capitalization:
Proper nouns: people and animals, places, months, titles of people, organizations, religions, languages, nationalities, family relations
Initials
First Words: in sentences, in quotations
Punctuation:
Commas: in addresses, with quotations, for items in a series, in direct address, with introductory material, with coordinating conjunctions, with appositives
Semicolons: in compound sentences
Periods: with abbreviated titles
Quotation marks: with questions and exclamations
End marks: with exclamations
Grammar:
Plurals: nouns ending in s, x, sh, or ch
Pronoun case: of subjects; of direct objects
Sentence fragments
Run-on sentences
Verb tense: regular past tense
Commonly confused words: there, their, they're
Double negatives
Articles: a vs. an _______________________________
_______________________________
DOL Tests are scored:
1 error = B (85%)
2 errors = C (75%)
3 errors = D (65%)
4 or more errors = F (59%)
_______________________________
Guidelines for DOL Week 05:
This Week's Spelling Rule:
Words with prefixes and base words:
recall, recollected, discourage, research, prematurely, disagreed
Capitalization:
Proper nouns: people and animals, places, months, titles of people, organizations, religions, languages, nationalities, family relations
Initials
First Words: in sentences, in quotations
Punctuation:
Commas: in addresses, with quotations, for items in a series, in direct address, with introductory material, with coordinating conjunctions, with appositives
Semicolons: in compound sentences
Periods: with abbreviated titles
Quotation marks: with questions and exclamations
End marks: with exclamations
Grammar:
Plurals: nouns ending in s, x, sh, or ch
Pronoun case: of subjects; of direct objects
Sentence fragments
Run-on sentences
Verb tense: regular past tense
Commonly confused words: there, their, they're
Double negatives
Articles: a vs. an _______________________________
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