Michelle

I am a first-generation college student going to school for Speech-Language Pathology at NSC! 🦂 I aspire to be a great clinician one day!

[Michelle @nsc_michelle]

My biggest challenge this semester this semester was Bio 189 and I passed with a B+!! 😭 Help me win a Yeti Cooler and other cool prizes!! 🥺💖 #QuizletSummer

[Michelle @nsc_michelle]

This was a very interesting read! https://t.co/KjToB5WKeU #eng211fa21

[Michelle @nsc_michelle]

@odblt Yes!! Agreed! This stuff is realllly tricky! Most of the terminology has been a challenge to remember and piece together!

[Michelle @nsc_michelle]

I always struggle with piecing my research paper so it flows well. Anyone else have that issue? #eng211fa21

[Michelle @nsc_michelle]

How far along is everyone with their research papers? #eng211fa21

[Michelle @nsc_michelle]

I turned in my annotated bibliography and I feel great! It is such a tedious process to comb through every source but worth it if it helps me produce an excellent paper! #eng211fa21

[Michelle @nsc_michelle]

@Julia10171500 My second time around and it’s pretty much

[Michelle @nsc_michelle]

I need to get this in the bag!! 😫 #eng211fa21

[Michelle @nsc_michelle]

@odblt Also, YouTube came in handy! Sometimes I have difficulty comprehending directions without a visual to see how it’s done! I made sure that the video stuck to Purdue’s instructions so I wouldn’t get points deducted. 🤓

[Michelle @nsc_michelle]

I did a few annotated bibliographies last semester, I can’t say I am well versed enough to do on my own without referring to the Purdue outline. 🥴 #eng211fa21

[Michelle @nsc_michelle]

Myth 10, was not the easiest to follow. But listening to others responses to it really helped me understand it better. 😌 #eng211fa21

[Michelle @nsc_michelle]

Okay, that PP the professor had us look through really helped me narrow my topic down a bit more. 🙂 I have a much better idea of how to approach my paper 📄 #ENG211FA21

[Michelle @nsc_michelle]

Still trying to figure out the best way to approach my research paper on syntax. I would like to provide examples of how different languages utilize syntax, ie. their word structures and how it differs from standard English. #ENG211FA21

[Michelle @nsc_michelle]

I think the topic for my research paper will revolve around Syntax. It’s not definitive as of today, but I am leaning towards writing about that topic. The issue is... how to make syntax more interesting? 😆 What could give it flair? Any ideas? #ENG211FA21

[Michelle @nsc_michelle]

An example of syntax: “The cat went to the alley.”

The subject: Cat
The verb: Went
The object: Alley

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[Michelle @nsc_michelle]

The best way to explain the syntax of standard American English for me was followed this acronym: S.V.O. (Subject, Verb, Object) and going from there! #eng211fa21

[Michelle @nsc_michelle]

Syntax from the surface seems easy then goes into a realm of not so easy! Knowing the definitions of these terms is a challenge, even though it’s something we all do every day! #eng211fa21

[Michelle @nsc_michelle]

@anime_shisho What pattern are you seeing? 🤓

[Michelle @nsc_michelle]

@anime_shisho I agree, I do believe there is some credibility even IF some of them border on absurdity! 🥸

[Michelle @nsc_michelle]

I am?? #eng211fa21