Media, Information and Technoculture 2200F/G Lecture Notes - Lecture 2: Body Image, Han Solo, Infinitive

• School: Western University
• Department: Media, Information and Technoculture
• Course: Media, Information and Technoculture 2200F/G
• Professor: Sasha Torres

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Writing 2125: let me explain it to you. Verb can never be before the subject: noun. Words that will serve as subjects or objects. Don(cid:495)t need to know count and non count nouns for the quiz. Subject the who or what that the sentence is about. Object 3 types of objects: direct. Second portion of the sentence: indirect. Name 2 whom or for whom the action is accomplished: objects of a preposition, verb. Auxiliary - comes in front of a main verb, to create a. Action word, states of being or experience (cid:498)to be(cid:499) linking verbs (copula latin term) (cid:498)to jump(cid:499) the infinitive forms (cid:498)is(cid:499) auxiliary verb (helping verb) Verbal(cid:495)s identified as noun in some cases. Looking for verbs being used without the auxiliary. Verb forms that are not themselves verbs. An auxiliary verb is considered a verb as well the (cid:498)to(cid:499) the conjugative form. To read direct object: tells who or what he loves, past participles.