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    The document provides a review of various English grammar tenses, including present, past, future, and perfect tenses. It also covers the passive voice, comparatives and superlatives, and lists comprehension strategies like sequencing, identifying literary elements, generalizing, drawing conclusions, and determining an author's purpose. Students are advised to practice all of these for their upcoming final exam.

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    Passive Voice: Cleans Is Cleaned Cleaned Was Cleaned

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    The document provides a review of various English grammar tenses, including present, past, future, and perfect tenses. It also covers the passive voice, comparatives and superlatives, and lists comprehension strategies like sequencing, identifying literary elements, generalizing, drawing conclusions, and determining an author's purpose. Students are advised to practice all of these for their upcoming final exam.

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    November 27, 2014


    Practice all these tenses for the final exam:
    Use: Identify:
    Present Sarah is at work. Present Sarah has been at work.
    Perfect
    Past Sarah was at work. Past Sarah had been at work.
    Perfect
    Future Sarah will be at work. Future Sarah will have been at
    Perfect work.
    Passive Voice
    Present Sarah cleans the office.
    The office is cleaned by Sarah.
    Past Sarah cleaned the office yesterday.
    The office was cleaned yesterday.

    Comparatives and superlatives

    Comprehension Stategies:
    1. Sequence
    2. Literary Elements:
    - Setting
    - Character
    - Plot (conflict, rising action, climax, solution)
    - Theme
    3. Generalization
    4. Draw conclusions
    5. Authors purpose
    Vocabulary IV Term

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