Def. Parts of Speech
Person, place, thing, or idea
noun
This is who you are sending the email to
recipient
Phase where you make major changes to your paper
This tells the reader what the essay will be about
thesis
(Big T)
What two subjects does Ms. Kenworthy teach?
English Language Arts
Performance Arts
Action or state of being
Verb
This communicates the purpose of the email
subject line
Phase where you develop ideas and research
Prewrite
This paragraph give background information on the topic
introduction
What kind and flavor of candy does Ms. Kenworthy have in her desk?
Wintergreen Lifesavers or Wintergreen Mints
Takes the place of a noun
pronoun
This is a file or image that you send with an email
Phase where you make small changes to your paper
Edit
This tells the reader what the paragraph will be about
topic sentence
(little t)
What is Ms. Kenworthy's room number?
209
Adverb
This is the polite ending of an email
Closing
Phase where you organize your information plan for writing
Outline
The demonstrates the "so what" of the text evidence (what it means and why it matters).
explanation
What two types of food did Ms. Kenworthy say she in like in her Flavors of Life Essay.
Espresso Ice Cream
Shows the relationship between a noun or pronoun and another part of the sentence
preposition
Blind Carbon Copy
Phase where you read and look over your paper with a partner.
Peer Review
This part of a body paragraph gives the reader background information before introducing a quote
context/lead in
What is the name of the hospital that Ms. Kenworthy was born in?
Lafene Health Center