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    The document discusses various grammar concepts including modifiers, misplaced modifiers, dangling modifiers, run-on sentences, fused sentences, comma splices, and articles. It provides definitions and examples for each concept to illustrate proper and improper usage. The presentation was created by group members Rizwan Akbar, Samia Ahmad, and Agha Abdullah for an ECC class.

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    The document discusses various grammar concepts including modifiers, misplaced modifiers, dangling modifiers, run-on sentences, fused sentences, comma splices, and articles. It provides definitions and examples for each concept to illustrate proper and improper usage. The presentation was created by group members Rizwan Akbar, Samia Ahmad, and Agha Abdullah for an ECC class.

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    ECC Presentation

    MODIFIERS

    RUN ON Group Members


    SENTENCES RIZWAN AKBAR

    ARTICLES SAMIA AHMAD

    AGHA
    ABDULLAH
    Modifier Definition:

    A modifier is a word or a group of words


    that gives additional info about some other
    word or some other group of words.
    Example:
    She is a cute baby.
    In this sentence, cute is
    an adjective modifying the noun, baby.
    The adjective cute is a modifier. Cute
    modifies the type of baby.
    Misplaced Modifier:

    A misplaced modifiers is a word or a group of


    words which is wrongly placed to a noun or an
    identity.

    Example:

    David bought a used car from a local dealer with


    a smoky tailpipe.

    David bought a used car with a smoky tailpipe


    from a local dealer.
    DANGLING MODIFIER:

    Dangling modifier is a group of


    words which is hanging without the
    support of its subject.
    Example:

    Sitting in the dentists chair, the


    sound of the drill made john sweat.

    Sitting in the dentists chair,john


    sweated at the sound of the drill.
    RUN ON SENTENCES:

    A run on sentences in
    which two or more
    independent clauses are
    connected improperly.

    Examples
    I knocked on the door it
    opened.
    It started raining we ran
    inside.
    Fused
    Sentences Correction
    A fused sentences in I got up late in this
    which two morning, and I didnt
    independent clauses have time for
    are joined without breakfast.
    any punctuation or
    conjunction between
    them.
    Example:
    I got up late this
    morning I did not
    time for breakfast.
    Comma Splice Corrections
    A comma splice in She walked in the room,
    which two and she sat in the
    independent corner.
    clauses are joined
    with just a comma.
    She walked in the room;
    Examples: she sat in the corner.

    She walked in the She walked in the room.


    room, she sat in the She sat in the corner.
    corner.
    ARTICLES
    The adjective a or an and the are called
    Articles.

    Indefinite Article:
    A or An is called indefinite article because it
    does not define the person (or thing) particularly
    or normally.
    e.g A doctor , that is , any doctor.

    Definite Article:
    The is called definite article because it
    normally points out some particular person (or
    thing).
    e.g He saw the doctor , meaning some
    particular doctor.
    Definite Articles
    Before some proper names(e.g
    place, certain books, things) that
    are unique in their kind.
    Examples
    Oceans and seas for e.g. The
    pacific or The black sea
    The Holy Quran, or The ocean,
    The sky etc.
    With Musical instruments,
    ordinals and superlatives. For E.g
    He can ply the flute.
    He was the first man to arrive.
    Army Training is the toughest job.
    INDEFINITE ARTICLES

    Change proper noun


    into common noun
    Example
    A john come to
    judgment !(John= A
    wise man)
    David is an English
    man.
    Mary is training to be
    an engineer.

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