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Danielle McLeod

Danielle McLeod is a highly qualified secondary English Language Arts Instructor who brings a diverse educational background to her classroom. With degrees in science, English, and literacy, she has worked to create cross-curricular materials to bridge learning gaps and help students focus on effective writing and speech techniques. Currently working as a dual credit technical writing instructor at a Career and Technical Education Center, her curriculum development surrounds student focus on effective communication for future career choices.

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Predicate Nominative – Definition and Examples

Grammar has a lot of names for how language is structured, and it can get confusing very quickly. The important thing to remember is not necessarily the label grammarians put on word use and organization, but that you know how to structure your words for clarity and understanding.  Predicate nominatives can help you do that, even if you never label or say the words “predicate nominative” ever again in your life. This type of noun helps to complete your sentence …

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Center vs. Centre

Center in the U.S.; centre everywhere else.

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47 Greetings and Salutations in French

If you want to be polite in a French-speaking country, memorize these common French words and phrases and use them liberally in your routine interactions.  Formal vs. Informal Use Some greetings in the French language can be used formally, while others are informal. Knowing which to use and when to use them is respectful and helps you avoid miscommunication in French. Consider the following context to help you choose which greeting is best when the occasion arises.  Formality Occasion Formal …

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