PARENTHETICAL EXPRESSION@ English 10
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The document classifies conjunctions, conjunctive adverbs, and parenthetical expressions found in a list of words. It provides examples of sentences using italicized words or phrases to emphasize actions. Finally, it asks whether one believes in sticking to their comfort zone or taking on challenges, and to provide examples using emphasizing expressions to clarify points.
PARENTHETICAL EXPRESSION@ English 10
- 2. Exactly in most cases Apparently to reiterate Still differently on the condition that On the contrary as such In my opinion such that Provided that as such As long as most importantly However in like manner To illustrate supposing Classify the words inside the box, and tell which of them is a conjunction, parenthetical expression, conjunctive adverb
- 3. Conjunctions however, as Conjunctive adverb exactly, apparently, still, differently, most importantly, in my opinion, as such, as long Parenthetical expressions to illustrate, on the contrary, in most cases, in like manner, provided that, on the condition that, supposing, to reiterate
- 4. 1. I have challenged her to a contest, but she, of course, will not come. 2. They were terribly afraid as they realized that they stood in the presence of Athene. 3. Surely, Athene herself must have taught her. 4. Therefore, when she heard them murmur, she would stop her work and turn around indignantly. 5. Arachne was immensely proud of her skill. Read the following sentences from Arachne and think about the italicized words or phrases.
- 5. oWhat do the italicized words/phrases have in common? oDo they help in giving emphasis to the action? oWhat are other examples of these special expressions that signal emphasis? Questions
- 6. oEach of them emphasizes a point and helps in clarifying the stand of the speaker. Especially, finally, consequently, immediately, apparently, the important point is, luckily, immensely, fortunately, similarly Yes, they emphasize the importance of the action
- 7. Here are some commonly used expressions emphasizing points persuasively: in my opinion, in most cases, I believe, I suppose, as far as I am concerned, speaking for myself
- 8. Do you believe in sticking to your comfort zone instead of taking yourself out of it when you face a challenge? Give examples to prove your point and use special expressions to emphasize and clarify your points.