1. Week 3: “My English” & Essay Fiction & Nonfiction Week 3

2. Objectives RL1: Cite textual evidence to support analysis of what the text says. RL6: Analyze a POV or experience in literature from outside the U.S. W3: Write a narrative using lit devices AssignmentsHW Mon TuesWU: Roots LT: Voice Notes: 3 rd Person POV Narrative Essay Assignment Autobiographical Narrative worksheet due Thurs. Informational Texts due Fri. WedWU: Roots Notes: “English” Vocab Read “My English” Autobiographical Narrative Worksheet due Thurs. Informational Texts due Fri. Outline due Mon. ThursWU: Roots “My English” Critical Thinking Ques. Writing Workshop; Check HW Outline due Mon. FriWU: Roots GH Notes: Prepositional and Infinitive Phrases; Turn in HW GH Work Time Outline due Mon. Fiction & Nonfiction Week 3

3. The definition A writer’s individual “sound” or way of writing in a particular piece. In my own words (synonyms, key phrases or words) image or graphicexample Fiction & Nonfiction Week 3

4. 3 rd Person POV 3 rd person omniscient: narrator knows everything, including characters’ thoughts 3 rd person limited: narrator reports things through one character’s eyes Fiction & Nonfiction Week 3

5. In the “notes” section of your binder, copy the terms and definitions for “My English” on page 102. Fiction & Nonfiction Week 3

6. A prepositional phrase includes a preposition and a noun (the object of the preposition) I like to have dessert after dinner. We decided to go to a restaurant. Fiction & Nonfiction Week 3 Prepositional Phrase

7. An infinitive phrase includes the word “to” and a verb. It doesn’t act as a verb. EX: I didn’t want the movie to end. Preposition: I went to work. Infinitive: I can’t get this car to work! Fiction & Nonfiction Week 3 Main verb Infinitive phrase location action

8. 1.A prepositional phrase is a group of words that include a preposition and its object. 2.An infinitive is a verb that appears with the word “to,” but doesn’t act as a verb. 3.A prepositional or infinitive phrase at the beginning of a sentence should be set off with a comma. EX: After breakfast, I went to the park. EX: To dance, one must practice regularly. Fiction & Nonfiction Week 3