http://treadwellhsalumni.forumotion.com/educating-our-children-f14/-t1.htm What types of education fo you plan fr your children? Do you Homeschool?, Are your children in private or public schools? Need help with homework? Need tips on the how to's? This is the place! Mon, 06 Apr 2009 14:27:16 GMT 10 http://i71.servimg.com/u/f71/11/31/13/47/treadw10.gif http://treadwellhsalumni.forumotion.com/educating-our-children-f14/-t1.htm http://treadwellhsalumni.forumotion.com/educating-our-children-f14/home-school-resouces-t597.htm Susan
http://www.worldbook.com/wb/Students?curriculum/grade12]]> Educating our children Mon, 06 Apr 2009 14:27:16 GMT http://treadwellhsalumni.forumotion.com/educating-our-children-f14/home-school-resouces-t597.htm#1459 http://treadwellhsalumni.forumotion.com/educating-our-children-f14/home-school-resouces-t597.htm http://treadwellhsalumni.forumotion.com/educating-our-children-f14/english-grammer-tutoring-adverbs-t223.htm Susan These are my notes fropm when I tutored English. Adverbs can describe adjectives or other adverbs. Adverbs modify verbs, adjectives and other adverbs. Adverbs tell: when where how To what extent Adverbs often end in "ly", but not always. Also, words that end with the " n't " are always a part of a word and is considered an adverb. Examples: couldn't wasn't didn't Learn that these words are always adverbs: not, never, ... Educating our children Fri, 21 Mar 2008 02:01:58 GMT http://treadwellhsalumni.forumotion.com/educating-our-children-f14/english-grammer-tutoring-adverbs-t223.htm#592 http://treadwellhsalumni.forumotion.com/educating-our-children-f14/english-grammer-tutoring-adverbs-t223.htm http://treadwellhsalumni.forumotion.com/educating-our-children-f14/english-grammer-tutoring-adjectives-t222.htm Susan These are my notes from when I tutored English. Distinguishing Adjectives from pronouns The following kinds of words, which may normally be called nouns and pronouns can function as adjectives. Nouns: Billy's bicycle Possesive Pronouns: my, your, his, her, its, our their Demonstrative Pronouns: this, that, these, those Indefinite Pronouns: each, either, neither, one, some, any, all, most, both, few, several, man Relative Pronouns: whose, which Examples: Sara ... Educating our children Fri, 21 Mar 2008 01:56:44 GMT http://treadwellhsalumni.forumotion.com/educating-our-children-f14/english-grammer-tutoring-adjectives-t222.htm#591 http://treadwellhsalumni.forumotion.com/educating-our-children-f14/english-grammer-tutoring-adjectives-t222.htm http://treadwellhsalumni.forumotion.com/educating-our-children-f14/homeschool-public-school-or-private-schools-t61.htm Susan What is the driving factors in making the decision about your child's education? Educating our children Tue, 21 Aug 2007 23:42:26 GMT http://treadwellhsalumni.forumotion.com/educating-our-children-f14/homeschool-public-school-or-private-schools-t61.htm#168 http://treadwellhsalumni.forumotion.com/educating-our-children-f14/homeschool-public-school-or-private-schools-t61.htm