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Glossary of Literary Terms: Prose

Remedial 11th Grade English • 59K views • 13 min

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Expert Contributor: Ellie Green

Ellie holds a B.A. with Honors in English from Stanford University. She is pursuing a Ph.D. in English Literature at Princeton University.

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Ch 1. Literary Terms, Theory, and Analysis

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Lesson 1 - Glossary of Literary Terms: Prose Glossary of Literary Terms: Prose	Video Take Quiz
In literature, prose is broadly defined as anything in written language that isn't poetry. Explore a glossary of terms about prose structure, conflict, narrative, resolution, themes, subtext, and tone.		Take Quiz
Lesson 2 - Glossary of Literary Terms: Poetry Glossary of Literary Terms: Poetry	Video Take Quiz
Lesson 3 - Introduction to Literary Theory: Major Critics and Movements Introduction to Literary Theory: Major Critics and Movements	Video Take Quiz
Lesson 4 - Overview of Literary Periods and Movements: A Historical Crash Course Overview of Literary Periods and Movements: A Historical Crash Course	Video Take Quiz
Lesson 5 - How to Analyze a Literary Passage: A Step-by-Step Guide How to Analyze a Literary Passage: A Step-by-Step Guide	Video Take Quiz
Lesson 6 - How to Answer Multiple Choice Questions About Literature: Test-Taking Strategies How to Answer Multiple Choice Questions About Literature: Test-Taking Strategies	Video Take Quiz

Ch 2. Anglo Saxon and Medieval Literature

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	Lesson 1 - Introduction to Medieval Literature: Old English, Middle English, and Historical Context Introduction to Medieval Literature: Old English, Middle English, and Historical Context			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 2 - Beowulf: Story, Characters, and Old English Beowulf: Story, Characters, and Old English			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 3 - Introduction to Chaucer: Middle English and the Canterbury Tales Introduction to Chaucer: Middle English and the Canterbury Tales			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 4 - The Canterbury Tales General Prologue: Style, Structure, and Characters The Canterbury Tales General Prologue: Style, Structure, and Characters			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 5 - The Knight's Tale and the Wife of Bath's Tale: Two Approaches to Chivalric Romance The Knight's Tale and the Wife of Bath's Tale: Two Approaches to Chivalric Romance			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 6 - The Miller's Tale: Chaucer's Fabulous Fabliau The Miller's Tale: Chaucer's Fabulous Fabliau			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 7 - The Nun's Priest's Tale: The Beast Fable of the Canterbury Tales The Nun's Priest's Tale: The Beast Fable of the Canterbury Tales			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 8 - The Prioress's Tale and the Pardoner's Tale: Chaucer's Two Religious Fables The Prioress's Tale and the Pardoner's Tale: Chaucer's Two Religious Fables			Video Take Quiz

Ch 3. Shakespeare and Renaissance Literature

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	Lesson 1 - Introduction to Shakespeare: Life and Works Introduction to Shakespeare: Life and Works			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 2 - Hamlet: Beyond the Famous Soliloquy Hamlet: Beyond the Famous Soliloquy			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 3 - Othello: Racism and Shakespeare Othello: Racism and Shakespeare			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 4 - Shakespeare's King Lear: My Three Daughters Shakespeare's King Lear: My Three Daughters			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 5 - Macbeth: Themes and Quotes from the Scottish Play Macbeth: Themes and Quotes from the Scottish Play			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 6 - Shakespeare's Sonnets: Reading and Interpreting the Major Poems Shakespeare's Sonnets: Reading and Interpreting the Major Poems			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 7 - Introduction to Christopher Marlowe: Biography and Plays Introduction to Christopher Marlowe: Biography and Plays			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 8 - Introduction to Ben Jonson: Poems, Plays and Shakespeare Introduction to Ben Jonson: Poems, Plays and Shakespeare			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 9 - Shakespeare's Tragedy Plays: Elements & Structure Shakespeare's Tragedy Plays: Elements & Structure			Video Take Quiz

Ch 4. Gothic and Romantic Literature

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	Lesson 1 - Jane Austen: Biography and Major Novels Jane Austen: Biography and Major Novels			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 2 - Pride and Prejudice: Plot and Character Analysis Pride and Prejudice: Plot and Character Analysis			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 3 - Emily and Charlotte Bronte: Sisters and Authors Emily and Charlotte Bronte: Sisters and Authors			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 4 - Wuthering Heights: Plot Overview and Character Analysis Wuthering Heights: Plot Overview and Character Analysis			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 5 - Jane Eyre: Summary, Characters and Analysis Jane Eyre: Summary, Characters and Analysis			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 6 - Introduction to Romantic Poetry: Overview of Authors and Works Introduction to Romantic Poetry: Overview of Authors and Works			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 7 - Samuel Taylor Coleridge: Poems and Biography Samuel Taylor Coleridge: Poems and Biography			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 8 - Rime of the Ancient Mariner: Summary and Analysis Rime of the Ancient Mariner: Summary and Analysis			Video Take Quiz

Ch 5. 19th Century Literature

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	Lesson 1 - Self-Reliance: Ralph Waldo Emerson's Transcendental Essay Self-Reliance: Ralph Waldo Emerson's Transcendental Essay			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 2 - Henry David Thoreau's Walden: Summary and Analysis Henry David Thoreau's Walden: Summary and Analysis			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 3 - Henry David Thoreau's Civil Disobedience: Summary and Analysis Henry David Thoreau's Civil Disobedience: Summary and Analysis			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 4 - Emily Dickinson: Poems and Poetry Analysis Emily Dickinson: Poems and Poetry Analysis			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 5 - Walt Whitman: Transcendental and Realist Poet Walt Whitman: Transcendental and Realist Poet			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 6 - Mark Twain: Biography, Works, and Style as a Regionalist Writer Mark Twain: Biography, Works, and Style as a Regionalist Writer			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 7 - The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn: Plot Summary and Characters The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn: Plot Summary and Characters			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 8 - The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn: Themes and Analysis The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn: Themes and Analysis			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 9 - Willa Cather's My Antonia: Summary and Analysis Willa Cather's My Antonia: Summary and Analysis			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 10 - Kate Chopin: Biography, Works, and Style Kate Chopin: Biography, Works, and Style			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 11 - Kate Chopin's The Awakening: Summary and Analysis Kate Chopin's The Awakening: Summary and Analysis			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 12 - Kate Chopin's 'Story of an Hour': Summary and Analysis Kate Chopin's 'Story of an Hour': Summary and Analysis			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 13 - The Yellow Wallpaper by Charlotte Perkins Gilman: Summary & Analysis The Yellow Wallpaper by Charlotte Perkins Gilman: Summary & Analysis			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 14 - Edith Wharton: Biography and Major Novels Edith Wharton: Biography and Major Novels			Video Take Quiz

Ch 6. 20th Century Literature

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	Lesson 1 - Introduction to Oscar Wilde: Plays, Novels, and Sexuality Introduction to Oscar Wilde: Plays, Novels, and Sexuality			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 2 - Conrad's Heart of Darkness: Plot, Characters, and Style Conrad's Heart of Darkness: Plot, Characters, and Style			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 3 - The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock: Overview and Analysis The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock: Overview and Analysis			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 4 - The Waste Land: Structure and Style Explained The Waste Land: Structure and Style Explained			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 5 - Introduction to Virginia Woolf: Life and Works Introduction to Virginia Woolf: Life and Works			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 6 - Mrs. Dalloway: Analysis of Characters and Style Mrs. Dalloway: Analysis of Characters and Style			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 7 - F. Scott Fitzgerald: Biography and Works F. Scott Fitzgerald: Biography and Works			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 8 - The Great Gatsby: Summary, Themes, Symbols, and Character The Great Gatsby: Summary, Themes, Symbols, and Character			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 9 - Ernest Hemingway: Biography, Works, and Style Ernest Hemingway: Biography, Works, and Style			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 10 - Hemingway's A Farewell to Arms: Summary and Analysis Hemingway's A Farewell to Arms: Summary and Analysis			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 11 - For Whom the Bell Tolls by Hemingway: Summary and Analysis For Whom the Bell Tolls by Hemingway: Summary and Analysis			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 12 - William Faulkner: Biography, Books, and Style William Faulkner: Biography, Books, and Style			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 13 - John Steinbeck: Grapes of Wrath and Other Works John Steinbeck: Grapes of Wrath and Other Works			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 14 - Of Mice and Men: Summary and Analysis of Steinbeck's Style Of Mice and Men: Summary and Analysis of Steinbeck's Style			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 15 - Eugene O'Neill: Biography and Major Plays Eugene O'Neill: Biography and Major Plays			Video Take Quiz

Ch 7. African American Writers

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	Lesson 1 - The Harlem Renaissance: Novels and Poetry from the Jazz Age The Harlem Renaissance: Novels and Poetry from the Jazz Age			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 2 - Frederick Douglass: Narrative and Style Frederick Douglass: Narrative and Style			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 3 - Countee Cullen's Role in the Harlem Renaissance: An Analysis of Heritage Countee Cullen's Role in the Harlem Renaissance: An Analysis of Heritage			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 4 - Zora Neale Hurston's Their Eyes Were Watching God: Summary & Analysis Zora Neale Hurston's Their Eyes Were Watching God: Summary & Analysis			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 5 - Langston Hughes & the Harlem Renaissance: Poems of the Jazz Age Langston Hughes & the Harlem Renaissance: Poems of the Jazz Age			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 6 - Claude McKay: Role in Harlem Renaissance & 'America' Analysis Claude McKay: Role in Harlem Renaissance & 'America' Analysis			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 7 - Ralph Ellison: Invisible Man Summary and Analysis Ralph Ellison: Invisible Man Summary and Analysis			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 8 - Richard Wright's Black Boy: Summary and Analysis Richard Wright's Black Boy: Summary and Analysis			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 9 - Maya Angelou: I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings and Poetry Maya Angelou: I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings and Poetry			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 10 - Contemporary African American Writers: Toni Morrison, Alice Walker, James Baldwin Contemporary African American Writers: Toni Morrison, Alice Walker, James Baldwin			Video Take Quiz

Ch 8. Drama for 11th Grade

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	Lesson 1 - Tennessee Williams: Biography, Works, and Style Tennessee Williams: Biography, Works, and Style			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 2 - A Streetcar Named Desire: Summary and Analysis A Streetcar Named Desire: Summary and Analysis			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 3 - The Glass Menagerie: Summary and Analysis The Glass Menagerie: Summary and Analysis			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 4 - Arthur Miller: Biography and Major Plays Arthur Miller: Biography and Major Plays			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 5 - Arthur Miller's The Crucible: Summary and Quotes Arthur Miller's The Crucible: Summary and Quotes			Video Take Quiz

Ch 9. Improving Reading Comprehension

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	Lesson 1 - What is Inference? - How to Infer Intended Meaning What is Inference? - How to Infer Intended Meaning			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 2 - Constructing Meaning with Context Clues, Prior Knowledge & Word Structure Constructing Meaning with Context Clues, Prior Knowledge & Word Structure			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 3 - Reading Strategies Using Visualization Reading Strategies Using Visualization			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 4 - What Are Connotation and Denotation? - Definitions & Examples What Are Connotation and Denotation? - Definitions & Examples			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 5 - Understanding Tone and Mood in a Reading Passage Understanding Tone and Mood in a Reading Passage			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 6 - What is Structure in Writing and How Does it Affect Meaning? What is Structure in Writing and How Does it Affect Meaning?			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 7 - Close Reading vs. Big Picture Reading Strategies Close Reading vs. Big Picture Reading Strategies			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 8 - Interpreting Literary Meaning: How to Use Text to Guide Your Interpretation Interpreting Literary Meaning: How to Use Text to Guide Your Interpretation			Video Take Quiz

Ch 10. Literary Terms for 11th Grade

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	Lesson 1 - What is a Metaphor? - Examples, Definition & Types What is a Metaphor? - Examples, Definition & Types			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 2 - Synecdoche vs. Metonymy: Definitions & Examples Synecdoche vs. Metonymy: Definitions & Examples			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 3 - Cliches, Paradoxes & Equivocations: Definitions & Examples Cliches, Paradoxes & Equivocations: Definitions & Examples			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 4 - Similes in Literature: Definition and Examples Similes in Literature: Definition and Examples			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 5 - Personification and Apostrophe: Differences & Examples Personification and Apostrophe: Differences & Examples			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 6 - Types of Irony: Examples & Definitions Types of Irony: Examples & Definitions			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 7 - Allusion and Illusion: Definitions and Examples Allusion and Illusion: Definitions and Examples			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 8 - What Are Literary Motifs? - Definition & Examples What Are Literary Motifs? - Definition & Examples			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 9 - Narrators in Literature: Types and Definitions Narrators in Literature: Types and Definitions			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 10 - What is Foreshadowing? - Types, Examples & Definitions What is Foreshadowing? - Types, Examples & Definitions			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 11 - What is Catharsis? - Definition, Examples & History in Literature and Drama What is Catharsis? - Definition, Examples & History in Literature and Drama			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 12 - Allegory in Literature: History, Definition & Examples Allegory in Literature: History, Definition & Examples			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 13 - Consonance, Assonance, and Repetition: Definitions & Examples Consonance, Assonance, and Repetition: Definitions & Examples			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 14 - Understatement & Litotes: Differences, Definitions & Examples Understatement & Litotes: Differences, Definitions & Examples			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 15 - Euphemism: Definition & Examples Euphemism: Definition & Examples			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 16 - Symbolism & Imagery in Literature: Definitions & Examples Symbolism & Imagery in Literature: Definitions & Examples			Video Take Quiz

Ch 11. Basics of Writing Essays in 11th Grade

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	Lesson 1 - How to Write a Great Essay Quickly How to Write a Great Essay Quickly			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 2 - Practicing Essay Writing to Get Better at Writing Practicing Essay Writing to Get Better at Writing			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 3 - Writing for Your Audience Writing for Your Audience			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 4 - How to Edit and Improve Essay Content How to Edit and Improve Essay Content			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 5 - How to Proofread an Essay for Spelling and Grammar How to Proofread an Essay for Spelling and Grammar			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 6 - Audience Opposition: Anticipating and Refuting Opposing Views in Your Essays Audience Opposition: Anticipating and Refuting Opposing Views in Your Essays			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 7 - How to Focus Your Essay and Respond to the Essay Prompt How to Focus Your Essay and Respond to the Essay Prompt			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 8 - How to Write a Persuasive Essay and Use Several Sources How to Write a Persuasive Essay and Use Several Sources			Video Take Quiz

Ch 12. Reading and Understanding Essays in 11th Grade

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	Lesson 1 - Get the Gist of an Essay & Improve Reading Comprehension Get the Gist of an Essay & Improve Reading Comprehension			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 2 - How to Determine the Best Audience or Readers for an Essay How to Determine the Best Audience or Readers for an Essay			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 3 - Peer Editing: How to Edit Essays By Other Writers Peer Editing: How to Edit Essays By Other Writers			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 4 - Chicago by Carl Sandburg: Summary, Theme & Analysis Chicago by Carl Sandburg: Summary, Theme & Analysis			Video Take Quiz

Ch 13. Conventions in Writing: Effective Usage

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	Lesson 1 - How to Write Well: What Makes Writing Good? How to Write Well: What Makes Writing Good?			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 2 - How to Write With Good Diction to Develop Style, Tone & Point-of-View How to Write With Good Diction to Develop Style, Tone & Point-of-View			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 3 - Active and Passive Voice Active and Passive Voice			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 4 - How to Write Logical Sentences and Avoid Faulty Comparisons How to Write Logical Sentences and Avoid Faulty Comparisons			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 5 - Sentence Clarity: How to Write Clear Sentences Sentence Clarity: How to Write Clear Sentences			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 6 - Sentence Structure: Identify and Avoid 'Mixed Structure' Sentences Sentence Structure: Identify and Avoid 'Mixed Structure' Sentences			Video Take Quiz

Ch 14. Types of Writing Sources & Citations

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	Lesson 1 - Selecting & Refining a Research Topic Selecting & Refining a Research Topic			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 2 - Writing Research Questions: Purpose & Examples Writing Research Questions: Purpose & Examples			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 3 - Tips for Locating Research Materials Tips for Locating Research Materials			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 4 - Evaluating Sources for Reliability, Credibility, and Worth Evaluating Sources for Reliability, Credibility, and Worth			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 5 - How to Use Reference Material in Your Writing How to Use Reference Material in Your Writing			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 6 - How to Avoid Plagiarism: When to Cite Sources How to Avoid Plagiarism: When to Cite Sources			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 7 - APA Citation: Formats & Examples APA Citation: Formats & Examples			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 8 - What Is the Chicago Citation Style? What Is the Chicago Citation Style?			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 9 - What is MLA Format? What is MLA Format?			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 10 - How to Make a Works Cited Page How to Make a Works Cited Page			Video Take Quiz

Ch 15. Capitalization & Spelling

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	Lesson 1 - Capitalization Rules in Writing Capitalization Rules in Writing			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 2 - Commonly Confused Words in English Commonly Confused Words in English			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 3 - Spelling: Words That Sound Alike (Homonyms & Homophones) Spelling: Words That Sound Alike (Homonyms & Homophones)			Video Take Quiz

Ch 16. Elements of Grammar

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	Lesson 1 - What Are Nouns? - Definition, Types & Examples What Are Nouns? - Definition, Types & Examples			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 2 - Singular & Plural Nouns: Definitions, Rules & Examples Singular & Plural Nouns: Definitions, Rules & Examples			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 3 - What Are Possessive Nouns? - Examples, Definition & Types What Are Possessive Nouns? - Examples, Definition & Types			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 4 - What Are Collective Nouns? What Are Collective Nouns?			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 5 - What Are Pronouns? - Types, Examples & Definition What Are Pronouns? - Types, Examples & Definition			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 6 - Pronouns: Relative, Reflexive, Interrogative & Possessive Pronouns: Relative, Reflexive, Interrogative & Possessive			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 7 - What Are Personal Pronouns? What Are Personal Pronouns?			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 8 - Using Nouns as the Subject of a Sentence: Grammar Rules & Examples Using Nouns as the Subject of a Sentence: Grammar Rules & Examples			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 9 - Possessive Pronouns & Contractions: Definition & Examples Possessive Pronouns & Contractions: Definition & Examples			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 10 - What is an Antecedent? - Definition, Meaning & Examples What is an Antecedent? - Definition, Meaning & Examples			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 11 - Compound Antecedents: Definition & Examples Compound Antecedents: Definition & Examples			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 12 - Personal Pronouns and Antecedents: Number Agreement Personal Pronouns and Antecedents: Number Agreement			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 13 - Action, Linking and Auxiliary Verbs: Definitions, Functions & Examples Action, Linking and Auxiliary Verbs: Definitions, Functions & Examples			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 14 - Verb Forms: Participles & Infinitives Verb Forms: Participles & Infinitives			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 15 - Comparison of Adjectives & Adverbs: Examples, Sentences & Exercises Comparison of Adjectives & Adverbs: Examples, Sentences & Exercises			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 16 - Indefinite and Definite Articles: Definition and Examples Indefinite and Definite Articles: Definition and Examples			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 17 - What Are Misplaced Modifiers and Dangling Modifiers? What Are Misplaced Modifiers and Dangling Modifiers?			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 18 - What are Predicates? - Definition and Examples What are Predicates? - Definition and Examples			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 19 - Parallelism: How to Write and Identify Parallel Sentences Parallelism: How to Write and Identify Parallel Sentences			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 20 - How to Identify the Subject of a Sentence How to Identify the Subject of a Sentence			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 21 - Verb Tense & Subject-Verb Agreement Verb Tense & Subject-Verb Agreement			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 22 - Subject-Verb Agreement: Using Uncommon Singular and Plural Nouns and Pronouns Subject-Verb Agreement: Using Uncommon Singular and Plural Nouns and Pronouns			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 23 - Sentence Agreement: Avoiding Faulty Collective Ownership Sentence Agreement: Avoiding Faulty Collective Ownership			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 24 - Infinitive Verb Form: Definition & Examples Infinitive Verb Form: Definition & Examples			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 25 - Subordinate Clause: Examples & Definition Subordinate Clause: Examples & Definition			Video Take Quiz

Ch 17. Usage

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	Lesson 1 - Identifying Subject-Verb Agreement Errors Identifying Subject-Verb Agreement Errors			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 2 - Identifying Errors of Verb Tense Identifying Errors of Verb Tense			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 3 - Identifying Errors of Singular and Plural Pronouns Identifying Errors of Singular and Plural Pronouns			Video Take Quiz

Ch 18. Punctuation in Writing

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	Lesson 1 - Independent & Dependent Clauses: Subordination & Coordination Independent & Dependent Clauses: Subordination & Coordination			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 2 - Commas: Correct Usage & Basic Rules Commas: Correct Usage & Basic Rules			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 3 - Comma Usage: Avoid Confusion in Clauses & Contrasting Sentence Parts Comma Usage: Avoid Confusion in Clauses & Contrasting Sentence Parts			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 4 - Sentence Fragments, Comma Splices and Run-on Sentences Sentence Fragments, Comma Splices and Run-on Sentences			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 5 - Punctuation: Using Colons, Semicolons & Periods Punctuation: Using Colons, Semicolons & Periods			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 6 - Question Mark: Definition & Use Question Mark: Definition & Use			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 7 - Exclamation Mark: Use & Meaning Exclamation Mark: Use & Meaning			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 8 - Apostrophe: Use & Examples Apostrophe: Use & Examples			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 9 - Parentheses and Dashes: Correct Usage Parentheses and Dashes: Correct Usage			Video Take Quiz
	Lesson 10 - Using Hyphens, Brackets, Ellipses & Quotation Marks Using Hyphens, Brackets, Ellipses & Quotation Marks			Video Take Quiz

Course Practice Test

Remedial 11th Grade English Practice Test

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Need to bring your 11th grade English grade up
Are trying to catch up on any missed English homework
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Want some extra preparation materials for an upcoming English exam
Prefer self-paced learning in multiple formats (visual or auditory)
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Course Benefits

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Start at the beginning with an introduction to literary analysis, terms and theory, and advance through the chapters and lessons in order until you reach the last lesson on punctuation. Lessons follow a natural progression, making this option simple to follow along.
Identify the English topics you find most difficult, and skip the material you already know. If you only need to study the use of source materials, you can go straight to that chapter. Though some lessons might refer to topics in previous lessons, each one is designed to stand alone to make sure you get all of the info you need to understand a topic.

Simply follow these steps, and you'll be on your way to mastering English!

1. Start at the beginning or find the chapter subjects or lesson topics you need to learn about.

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4. Ask our expert instructors questions if you need extra help learning an English concept.

5. Go to the next lesson in the chapter to continue learning.

6. See your course progress on the English remedial course page.

What You Can Learn

You can advance your English knowledge and skills in the following areas:

Literary analysis, terms and theory
Old and middle English literature, such as The Canterbury Tales
Renaissance and Shakespearean literature
Gothic and Romantic writers and their works
19th century authors and titles
20th century authors and titles
African American writers of the Harlem Renaissance and contemporary periods
Major American playwrights and dramatic works
Approaches to literary interpretation
Reading, understanding and writing essays
Correct use of source materials
English grammar, punctuation and usage conventions
Rules for capitalization and spelling

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