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- 1. Bibliography and Modals English Powerpoint Submitted by: Margeo Jayko C. Clarito
- 2. Bibliography – APA format Book Encyclopedia Magazine Article Journal Newspaper Person Interviewed World Wide Web
- 3. Bibliography – APA format Book Encyclopedia Magazine Article Journal Newspaper Person Interviewed World Wide Web Book 1. One Author ❖ Author’s last name, first, initial. (Publication date). Book title. Additional information. City of publication: Publishing company. Example • Garcia, M. (1994). The Mango Tree. Manila: Liwanag. 2. Two Authors ❖ Example • Dorn, L.J. & Soffos, C. (2005). Teaching for Deep Comprehension. Maine: Stenhouse Publishers. 3. Several Authors ❖ Example • Lauengco, A., et.al. (1999). English ED for High School (3rd ed.). Makati: Bookmark Inc.
- 4. Bibliography – APA format Book Encyclopedia Magazine Article Journal Newspaper Person Interviewed World Wide Web Encyclopedia ➢ Structure: Author’s name. (Year Published). (Article Title). Name of Encyclopedia. Volume, pages. City of Publication: Publishing Company. ➢ “Topic Title.” Name of Entire Encyclopedia. Year of Publication. Volume, page(s). ❖ Example without author & with author • “Helium”. (2006). The World Book Encyclopedia. 6, 98- 107. • Helms, R. (1995). “Electric Light”. World Book Encyclopedia.
- 5. Bibliography – APA format Book Encyclopedia Magazine Article Journal Newspaper Person Interviewed World Wide Web Magazine Article ➢ Structure: Author’s Name. (Year, Month Published). “Article Title”. Periodic Titles. ❖ Author if available. “Title of Article”. Periodical Title. Date. Volume number, Page. Example • Cometa, S. (2007, January). “Studying Chinese”. Education Weekly. 8, 12-13
- 6. Bibliography – APA format Book Encyclopedia Magazine Article Journal Newspaper Person Interviewed World Wide Web Journal ➢ Structure: Author. (Year Published). “Article Title”. Journal Title. Volume, Issue No. Publication Date. Journal page numbers. ❖ Example • Seals, D.R. (2009). “Habitual exercise and vascular ageing”. The Journal of Physiology. 587, 23. 5541-5549.
- 7. Bibliography – APA format Book Encyclopedia Magazine Article Journal Newspaper Person Interviewed World Wide Web Newspaper ➢ Name of the Author. Year, Month, Day Published. “Article Title.” Newspaper Title [City], page numbers. ❖ Example • Cortez, A. (2005, July 7). “Dealing with Insomnia”. Philippine Star. pp. A2.
- 8. Bibliography – APA format Book Encyclopedia Magazine Article Journal Newspaper Person Interviewed World Wide Web Person Interviewed ➢ Name of person interviewed. Type of interview. Date of interview. ❖ Example • Soriano, A. (2008, April 5). Email interview
- 9. Bibliography – APA format Book Encyclopedia Magazine Article Journal Newspaper Person Interviewed World Wide Web World Wide Web ➢ Author(s). “Title of Specific Page.” Title of Website, Publisher, date of publication, url. ❖ Example • Mendeley, J.A. (2017, January 16). How and when to reference. Retrieved from https://www.howandwheretoreference.com
- 10. Modals can could will would shall should may might must
- 11. Modals can could will would shall should may might must Can ➢ Meaning ❖ It indicates that the subject is able to do something. • Example a) Lani can write Haiku very well. b) I can help you finish that song. c) That boy can speak ten languages. ❖ It expresses possibility • Example a) Can I borrow your book? b) Can she come with us? c) Can you spend little time with me?
- 12. Modals can could will would shall should may might must Could ➢ Meaning ❖ It expresses an ability in the past • Example a) I could dance tango when I was young. b) She could fly via Cebu if she leaves the day before. c) Ada could not help her friend with their assignment yesterday. ❖ It expresses polite request • Example a) Could I borrow your book? b) Could you help me with this project? c) Could you please lessen the sound of the radio?
- 13. Modals can could will would shall should may might must Will ➢ Meaning ❖ It expresses future intention/promise • Example a) Alvin will call you next week. b) Your Mom will pick you up at seven. c) I will send you the pictures I took last night. ❖ It expresses invitation/offer • Example a) Will you join us at the party? b) Will you take this gift from him? c) Will you please help me lift this box?
- 14. Modals can could will would shall should may might must Would ➢ Meaning ❖ It introduces habitual past actions • Example a) I knew it would rain, so I brought my coat. b) Even she was young, she knew she would succeed. c) The baby would cry every time she heard her fathers voice. ❖ It expresses desire or polite request • Example a) I would like to live here. b) Would you bring that basket to me? c) What I would like is enough time to sleep.
- 15. Modals can could will would shall should may might must Shall ➢ Meaning ❖ It expresses invitation/suggestion • Example a) Shall I call the police? b) Shall we meet at nine? c) Shall we start meeting? ❖ It expresses obligation in a formal situation • Example a) Students shall not enter the room. b) The workers shall not receive salary without rendering services. c) The students shall not devote their time and effort to improve their performance
- 16. Modals can could will would shall should may might must Should ➢ Meaning ❖ It offers advice or opinion • Example a) You should go to the doctor. b) You really should start eating healthy foods. c) Children who have poor eating habits should take some vitamins.
- 17. Modals can could will would shall should may might must May ➢ Meaning ❖ It indicates possibility or doubtful intention • Example a) She may be home late. b) I may skip dinner tomorrow. c) They may ask you lot of questions. ❖ It indicates permission • Example a) May I sit beside you? b) You may start answering the test. c) May I have the last slice of cake?
- 18. Modals can could will would shall should may might must Might ➢ Meaning ❖ It expresses uncertain possibility in the past • Example a) Bart said he might come. b) I heard she might not stay here this weekend. c) I thought I might finish reading this book before you read it ❖ It expresses polite request • Example a) Might I borrow your pen? b) Might I ask you one more question? c) You might try calling her again.
- 19. Modals can could will would shall should may might must Must ➢ Meaning ❖ It expresses necessity/obligation • Example a) I must pay my bills now. b) You must go to sleep now. c) All students must wear face mask.
- 20. Modals can could will would shall should may might must