Some features of spontaneous speech (along with a non example or two)

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AO4 Context for Valerie Martin's "Property" (The Making of America, Episode 3)

Student produced Wordle on Valerie Martin's "Property"

Great website on Language

Great Blog. You can learn "tons" year.  It gives clear, useful examples that helps understanding.

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Study Techniques: speed notes

Absolutely perfect for summarising what you have learned, i.e. key points and ideas at the end of a lesson. You should spend no more than 7-10 minutes doing so.

Evernote - the best way for students to record and organise their notes digitally

Have you ever wondered about using an anadiplosis?

Listen to the podcast here and you'll know. They also investigate anachronisms (speech which would not have been used in the period set)  in TV series set in the past.
http://www.slate.com/articles/podcasts/lexicon_valley/2012/06/lexicon_valley_anachronisms_in_mad_men_downton_abbey_and_edith_wharton_.html