This document outlines Cornell note-taking templates for various grammar topics. The templates include spaces for an essential question, questions/main ideas, and notes on the topic. Topics covered include articles, tense and aspect, reported speech, subject-verb agreement, and embedded questions. However, the notes sections are blank, indicating the templates were used to take notes during a lesson but the notes have not been filled in yet.
This document outlines Cornell note-taking templates for various grammar topics. The templates include spaces for an essential question, questions/main ideas, and notes on the topic. Topics covered include articles, tense and aspect, reported speech, subject-verb agreement, and embedded questions. However, the notes sections are blank, indicating the templates were used to take notes during a lesson but the notes have not been filled in yet.
This document outlines Cornell note-taking templates for various grammar topics. The templates include spaces for an essential question, questions/main ideas, and notes on the topic. Topics covered include articles, tense and aspect, reported speech, subject-verb agreement, and embedded questions. However, the notes sections are blank, indicating the templates were used to take notes during a lesson but the notes have not been filled in yet.
This document outlines Cornell note-taking templates for various grammar topics. The templates include spaces for an essential question, questions/main ideas, and notes on the topic. Topics covered include articles, tense and aspect, reported speech, subject-verb agreement, and embedded questions. However, the notes sections are blank, indicating the templates were used to take notes during a lesson but the notes have not been filled in yet.
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Cornell Notes
Lecture, reading/chapter/novel/article Name: Mary Angeline A. Magpantay
during class, power point, movies (if need to collect info.) Section: II-2 BEE Course: 2S-ENG04 - STRUCTURE OF ENGLISH Topic: Articles Date: March 12, 2021
Essential Question: Why do we need to be familiar with the rules involved in the use of articles?
Questions/Main Ideas: Notes:
Indefinite article (A/An) - Used when a noun is newly introduced How to use ‘a/an’? Example: Upon coming out of my house, I saw a dog.1 - Cannot be used before plural nouns Example: a cookies, a plants, an oranges ✕ - Cannot be used for non-count nouns Example: a happiness, an air, a quietness ✕ Definite article (the) - Used when a noun is previously introduced How to use ‘the’? Example: Suddenly, the dog barked at me. 2 - Must always be present before ordinals Example: the first, the second, the last - Some nouns require ‘the’ always Example: the kitchen, the bathroom Idiomatic use of ‘the’ - Uses of ‘the’ that are not covered by the rules Example: the sun, the office, the Ritz-Carlton Summary: In many cases, nouns need to have determiners. Articles are small but important words, that precede nouns, and by using them correctly you will truly distinguish yourself as a good English speaker. Cornell Notes Lecture, reading/chapter/novel/article Name: Mary Angeline A. Magpantay during class, power point, movies (if need to collect info.) Section: II-2 BEE Course: 2S-ENG04 - STRUCTURE OF ENGLISH Topic: Tense and Aspect Date: March 12, 2021
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Summary: Cornell Notes Lecture, reading/chapter/novel/article Name: Mary Angeline A. Magpantay during class, power point, movies (if need to collect info.) Section: II-2 BEE Course: 2S-ENG04 - STRUCTURE OF ENGLISH Topic: Reported Speech Date: March 12, 2021
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Summary: Cornell Notes Lecture, reading/chapter/novel/article Name: Mary Angeline A. Magpantay during class, power point, movies (if need to collect info.) Section: II-2 BEE Course: 2S-ENG04 - STRUCTURE OF ENGLISH Topic: Subject-verb agreement Date: March 12, 2021
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Summary: Cornell Notes Lecture, reading/chapter/novel/article Name: Mary Angeline A. Magpantay during class, power point, movies (if need to collect info.) Section: II-2 BEE Course: 2S-ENG04 - STRUCTURE OF ENGLISH Topic: Embedded questions Date: March 12, 2021
