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English Eden Podcast

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by Tyler Haack

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English teacher Mr. Haack provides audiobook samples for literature pieces, short grammar lessons, and analyses of literary works for his students and anyone else who loves English.

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3/7/2020

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Episode thumbnail for 6: Affect vs. Effect

November 29, 2020

6: Affect vs. Effect

<p>https://docs.google.com/document/d/18AelRBXO1nagSegieHS6qmLYtr4TG46rCKkRg6JTpOA/edit?usp=sharing</p> <p>Example questions:</p> <p><strong>Identify whether affect or effect belongs in the underlined section.</strong></p> <ol> <li>Rising ocean levels are an _____ &nbsp;of global warming.</li> <li>Seeing certain colors can ______ a person's mood.</li> <li>The bill had the _____of taking away state's rights.</li> <li>The list of side _______ in medication commercials can be daunting.</li> <li>The cold weather always ______ my grandmother's joints.</li> </ol> <p>Answers</p> <ol> <li>effect</li> <li>affect</li> <li>effect</li> <li>effects</li> <li>affects</li> </ol>

Episode thumbnail for 5: Commas: Rules and Blunders

November 23, 2020

5: Commas: Rules and Blunders

<p>Link to the article referenced in episode: &nbsp;https://www.bbc.com/worklife/article/20180723-the-commas-that-cost-companies-millions</p> <p>Example problems; place the commas and name the rules:</p> <p>1. The radiant beautiful angel floated up the stairs.</p> <p>2. Chicken peppers and rice are all you need for a nice meal.</p> <p>3. I will be going for a walk but I don't expect to be gone for very long.&nbsp;</p> <p>4. My aunt who used to eat slugs as a kid is very funny.</p> <p>5. For the foreseeable future facemasks will continue to be a burden.</p> <p>Answers:</p> <p>1. The radiant<strong>,</strong> beautiful angel floated up the stairs. <strong>Equal-rank adjectives</strong></p> <p>2. Chicken<strong>,</strong> peppers<strong>,</strong> and rice are all you need for a nice meal. <strong>Items in a list</strong></p> <p>3. I will be going for a walk<strong>,</strong> but I don't expect to be gone for very long. <strong>Compound sentences</strong></p> <p>4. My aunt<strong>,</strong> who used to eat slugs as a kid<strong>,</strong> is very funny. P<strong>arenthetical information</strong></p> <p>5. For the foreseeable future<strong>,</strong> facemasks will continue to be a burden. <strong>Introductory material</strong></p>

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November 14, 2020

4: Participles

<p>Link to the script: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1hnGSkqlWdcUYkov2TMQZYdM2c4iof53EHCYsEFmJay0/edit?usp=sharing</p> <p>Example problems:</p> <p>Identify the participle phrases in each sentence.</p> <p>1. Beating the drums, he gave courage to the men in the battle.</p> <p>2. Eating all of the cinnamon rolls, my mouth was too full for me to explain myself.</p> <p>3. I lived out my sadness from the breakup, playing sad songs and eating ice cream.</p> <p>4. I went jogging, knowing my lungs would hate me, for four miles in the morning.</p> <p>5. Having beaten cancer, my grandpa is a hero to many.</p> <p>6. Where should the commas go in this sentence: I saw Bob fiddling with a stick.</p> <p>Answers:</p> <p>1. Beating the drums &nbsp;2. Eating all of the cinnamon rolls &nbsp;&nbsp;3. playing sad songs and eating ice cream &nbsp;4. knowing my lungs would hate me &nbsp;5. having beaten cancer. &nbsp;6. No commas are necessary because the participle phrase comes immediately after what it describes at the end of a sentence.</p>

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What is English Eden Podcast?

English teacher Mr. Haack provides audiobook samples for literature pieces, short grammar lessons, and analyses of literary works for his students and anyone else who loves English.

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