This page is a tool that lets you introduce your students to any subset of the English verbal phrase patterns. You can restrict what the students see so that they are not overwhelmed with the total system.
You probably wouldn't send your students to this page unless they are advanced learners, but you can click here to see the big picture.
A link to the flowchart can be customized to show any combination of the following:
These customized hyperlinks can be inserted into:
Each time you create a custom link to the Flowchart, you can save your work so you can use it again the next semester. The tab lets you give your work a name and stores it for reuse.
This page is optional, but if you plan to reuse your settings from this session, fill out the items below.
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Create a new session with a name that will sort nicely, like:
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Save current session before creating a new one?Give this session a new name that will sort nicely, like:
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Edit the old session name below: |
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What you select in the left column controls what will be visible.
What you select inf the right column will be shown when the page loads.
You can select items from the right column and leave the left column unchecked.
This will restrict what the user sees to what you have checked in the right column and not give them a means to change it.
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If you like what you saw in the preview, copy the sentence below and paste it into your email message, online syllabus, or presentation slide. Click here to review what we have learned so far. After you paste the above text into your document, you can edit it to say whatever you want. |
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changes you made to this session if you plan to use them again. |
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to to give this session a new name that will sort nicely, like: |