Building Securely English 7

Lessons

• 1 The English Language
• 2 Sentences
• 3 Subjects and Predicates
• 4 Writing a Character Sketch
• 5 Direct and Indirect Objects
• 6 Predicate Nominatives and Predicate Adjectives
• 7 Nouns of Direct Address and Nouns Used as Appositives
• 8 Proofreading Your Writing
• 9 Chapter 1 Review
• 10 Types of Sentences
• 11 Word Order in Sentences
• 12 Clauses in Sentences
• 13 Topic Sentences and Paragraph Unity
• 14 Simple and Compound Sentences
• 15 Complex Sentences
• 16 Sentence Order and Paragraph Coherence
• 17 Sentence Transitions and Paragraph Coherence
• 18 Chapter 2 Review
• 19 Identifying Nounse
• 20 Common and Proper Nouns
• 21 Developing Paragraphs by Adding Details or Giving Steps
• 22 Nouns With Regular Plural Forms
• 23 Nouns With Irregular Plural Forms, and Collective Nouns
• 24 Possessive Nouns
• 25 Developing Paragraphs by Using Examples or Telling an Incident
• 26 Verbals as Nouns
• 27 Verbal Phrases as Nouns
• 28 Identifying Noun Clauses
• 29 Diagramming Noun Clauses
• 30 Substantives
• 31 Developing Paragraphs by Giving Definitions
• 32 Chapter 3 Review
• 33 Identifying Verbs
• 34 Principal Parts of Verbs
• 35 Simple Verb Tenses
• 36 Outlining
• 37 Perfect Tenses of Verbs
• 38 Using Perfect Verb Tenses
• 39 Progressive and Emphatic Verb Forms
• 40 Outlining Written Material
• 41 Transitive Verbs
• 42 Intransitive Complete Verbs
• 43 Intransitive Linking Verbs
• 44 Using an Outline to Write a Composition
• 45 Reviewing Basic Sentence Patterns
• 46 Taking Notes on a Sermon
• 47 Chapter 4 Review
• 48 Subject-Verb Agreement
• 49 Using Lay-Lie, Set-Sit, and Raise-Rise
• 50 Using Other Problem Verbs
• 51 Writing Friendly Letters
• 52 Writing Social Notes
• 53 Active and Passive Voice
• 54 Using the Active and Passive Voice
• 55 Writing Business Letters
• 56 Chapter 5 Review
• 57 Personal Pronouns
• 58 Pronoun Case
• 59 Taking Notes for an Oral Report
• 60 Using Personal Pronouns Correctly
• 61 Compound Personal Pronouns and Demonstrative Pronouns
• 62 Organizing Your Notes
• 63 Indefinite Pronouns
• 64 Interrogative and Relative Pronouns
• 65 Developing Your Report From an Outline
• 66 Giving an Oral Report
• 67 Chapter 6 Review
• 68 Recognizing Adjectives
• 69 Using Figures of Speech
• 70 Positions of Adjectives
• 71 Forms of Comparison for Adjectives
• 72 Verbals as Adjectives
• 73 Descriptive Writing
• 74 Adjective Phrases
• 75 Adjective Clauses
• 76 Restrictive and Nonrestrictive Clauses, and Misplaced Clauses
• 77 Using Adjectives Correctly
• 78 Writing a Descriptive Composition
• 79 Chapter 7 Review
• 80 Recognizing Adverbs
• 81 Writing a Book Report
• 82 Forms of Comparisons for Adverbs
• 83 Prepositional Phrases Used as Adverbs
• 84 Adverb Clauses
• 85 Giving an Oral Explanation
• 86 Distinguishing Between Adjectives and Adverbs
• 87 Using Adverbs Correctly
• 88 Chapter 8 Review
• 89 Prepositions
• 90 Poetry
• 91 Using Prepositions Correctly
• 92 Coordinating Conjunctions
• 93 Conjunctive Adverbs
• 94 Rhythm in Poetry
• 95 Subordinating Conjunctions
• 96 Interjections
• 97 Review of the Parts of Speech
• 98 Rhyme and Repetition in Poetry
• 99 The Message of Poetry
• 100 Chapter 9 Review
• 101 Capitalization
• 102 Story Writing: Portraying the Main Character
• 103 End Punctuation
• 104 Commas
• 105 Story Writing: Developing the Conflict
• 106 More Rules for Using Commas
• 107 Quotation Marks
• 108 More Quotation Marks
• 109 Story Writing: Using Good Style
• 110 Colons and Semicolons
• 111 Italics (Underlining)
• 112 Story Writing: The First Draft
• 113 Apostrophes and Hyphens
• 114 Story Writing: The Second Draft
• 115 Chapter 10 Review
• 116 Using a Dictionary
• 117 Groups of Related Words
• 118 Writing Effective Sentences
• 119 Word Families
• 120 Encyclopedias and Atlases
• 121 Concordances, Topical Bibles, and Bible Dictionaries
• 122 Sentence Variety in Paragraphs
• 123 Chapter 11 Review
• 124 Final Review 1
• 125 Final Review 2