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October 17, 2026 · Class 07
The Comma, Subject–Verb Agreement and Inferences
Dependent clauses and where the comma goes, finding the simple subject, and reading an inference text by its direction words.
Annotated The Comma (continued), Subject–Verb Agreement and Inferences · 10 agreement and 10 comma questions.
October 10, 2026 · Class 06
The Comma and Inferences
Joining two sentences, words that make a clause dependent, reading a long sentence down to its skeleton, and the first inference question.
Annotated The Comma and Inferences · 20 grammar, 10 punctuation and 10 inference questions.
October 3, 2026 · Class 05
Main Idea and Main Purpose
What the whole text says and why it was written: overall mapping, the rotten-word trap, and the parts of a research text.
Annotated Main Idea and Main Purpose · 20 main idea and main purpose questions · 10-question grammar and punctuation preview.
September 26, 2026 · Class 04
Text Structure and Purpose
What a sentence does in the text: the function map, three common shapes, and the Class 03 homework review.
Annotated section 1 and homework review · 20 Text Structure and Purpose questions.
September 22, 2026 · Class 03
Sentence Core and Verb Roles
Finite and nonfinite verbs, active and passive modifiers, and punctuation around the sentence core.
Two annotated section 1 handouts · 10 grammar + 10 punctuation questions.
September 19, 2026 · Class 02
Evidence and Sentence Boundaries
Literary evidence, textual undermine, long subjects and comma splices.
Annotated taught excerpts · 20 homework questions.
September 15, 2026 · Class 01
Vocabulary and Sentence Boundaries
Review the vocabulary and prove where each sentence is complete.
Two online homework sets · 15 questions each · Plus a 9-question written practice sheet.
September 10, 2026 · Class 00
Claim and Evidence
Read precisely. Match the whole claim. Explain your evidence.
10 questions · Submit your answers to see corrections.
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Five tests · 54 questions each · Choose your Module 2 difficulty and submit to see your result.
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