The document outlines two tasks for students. The first task asks students to compare and contrast the connotation and denotation of words, providing meanings and examples using a graphic organizer. The second task requires students to find two academic texts, read them comprehensively, identify structures and transition words used, and present the information gathered by Wednesday deadline.
The document outlines two tasks for students. The first task asks students to compare and contrast the connotation and denotation of words, providing meanings and examples using a graphic organizer. The second task requires students to find two academic texts, read them comprehensively, identify structures and transition words used, and present the information gathered by Wednesday deadline.
The document outlines two tasks for students. The first task asks students to compare and contrast the connotation and denotation of words, providing meanings and examples using a graphic organizer. The second task requires students to find two academic texts, read them comprehensively, identify structures and transition words used, and present the information gathered by Wednesday deadline.
CONNOTATION AND DENOTATION. PROVIDE MEANING AND EXAMPLES. USE ANY GRAPHIC ORGANIZER. ANSWER IN ONE WHOLE SHEET PAPER. DEADLINE: WEDNESDAY Task 1: Compare and Contrast EXAMPLE Task 2: IT’S YOUR TURN! Find at least two academic texts and read it comprehensively. Cut or copy any part of the academic text and identify its structure, underline the transition words used and present the information gathered. ANSWER IN ONE WHOLE SHEET PAPER. DEADLINE: WEDNESDAY