Grammar and Conventions
You do this to the word "I", the first letter of every sentence, and the first letter of proper nouns.
What is capitilization?
This is when the author tells the audience the personality of a character.
What is direct characterization?
This is a part of speech used to describe or modify a noun.
What is an adjective?
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What is Ctrl + shift + Q + Q?
You use these to shift between main ideas and events.
What are transitions?
You do this when starting a new paragraph.
What is indenting?
This is when the author shows the audience the personality of the character.
What is indirect characterization?
This part of speech is used to describe something by answering how, when, where, how often, or to what extent.
What is an adverb?
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What is ctrl + F?
What is a topic sentence?
You should never use this punctuation in a summary.
What is an exclamation point?
These are 5 things used for indirect characterization.
What is speech, thoughts, effect, actions, and looks (STEAL?)
This is a part of speech that describes things you can see or touch in the physical world.
What is a concrete noun?
This shortcut helps you move to the start of the previous word.
What is ctrl + left arrow?
You use this to map out a narrative or a summary.
What is a story arc?
This is the amount of fingers you should use when indenting on paper.
What are 2 fingers?
You should use these statements in your reasoning.
What are if..then statements?
This part of speech is used when 3 or more nouns are being compared.
What is a superlative?
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What is ctrl + shift + T?
You do this when typing a long title.
What is italicizing?
These expectations ask that you do not use these words in your written assignments: wanna, gonna, shoulda, kinda, kind of, sort of.
What are formal language expectations?
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What is ctrl + click a link?