2nd quarter

• must


  the doctor said i ___ exercise regularlu
• may


  anika, you ___ join us for dinner tonight
• could


  in the past, people ___ travel long distances on foot
• must


  you ___ be careful with your personal information
• should


  if you need assistance, you ___ ask the teacher
• may


  i ___ visit my grandparents next weekend
• should


  peter, you ___ apologize
• will


  if you work hard, you ___ achieve your goals
• sensory images


  imagery in literature
• visual

  auditory

  tactile

  gustatory

  olfactory


  sensory images
• visual


  jenny walked into a room with vibrant colors and beautiful artwork
• auditory


  thunder roar and rain pour
• tactile


  soft, velvety fabric
• gustatory


  rich flavors of chocolate
• olfactory


  aroma of freshly baked bread
• technical definition


  used in specific fields or profession

  detailed description of a term, process, or phenomenon
• parenthetical

  sentence


  2 typpes of definition
• algorithm


  term used to describe the systematic procedure of having a problem that requires a step-by-step solutio
• extra high


  Wow! That was an absolutely amazing performance!
• high


  icb how stunning the sunset looks from this viewpoint!
• falling intonation


  used in exclamations

  tag questions (asking for confrmation)
• rising intonation


  invites speaker to continue talking

  yes/no questions
• falling intonation


  the task doesnt seem to upset him that much, doesnt it?
• falling intonation


  thats a shock!
• rise-fall intonation


  does lian like bananas or mangoes?
• tunnel vision mindset


  type of mindset one can benefit from preparing for an extemporaneous speech despite not having no idea about the topic
• extemporaneous speech


  a speech that is carefully planned and rehearsed in advance
• impromptu speech


  a speech delivered without any prior prep
• statistical data and evidence


  a common element found in a persuasive essay
• affirming


  expressing agreement or approval
• explicit information


  information that is directly stated or expressed
• claim of fact


  asserts that something is true or not false
• claim of value


  asserts something is good or bad
• claims of policy


  assesrts that one course of action is superior to another
• modals


  auxiliary verbs
• can


  a modal that refers to ability or inability
• could


  a modal giving a suggestion or future possibility
• 3


  characteristics of modals
• may


  according to the weather forecast, it ___ may rain tomorrow
• earl g. graves sr.


  author of how text messages and social media devalued personal communication