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is a name word; it is the name of something that you may or may not be able to see or touch.

nouns

Is any member of class of person,places or things.These nounces are not capitalized

common nouns

Is the name of a particular person,place or thing. These nouns are capitalized

proper nouns

are intangible concepts

abstract nouns

These are insubstantial concepts. These are nouns that could he percieved by five human senses

concrete nouns

Nouns that could not be counted

mass nouns

Nouns that could be counted

count nouns

Number of persons or things considered as one group or whole

collective nouns

Is a word that is used to take the place of a noun.

pronouns

Gives the noun a rest. It may be a name of a person,place,thing or idea

pronouns

Kinds of pronouns

personal pronouns,demosnstrative pronouns,indefinite pronouns,relative pronouns,interrogative pronouns,reciprocal pronouns

May refer to the person speaking;the person being spoken to or to the person,thing spoken about

personal pronouns

Points out specific persons,places or things

demonstrative pronouns

Refers to persons place or things wiwhtour specifying which ones they are referring to

indefinite pronouns

Connects groups of words to another idea in the same sentence

relative pronouns

Introduce questions the examples are what,which,who,whom and whose

interrogative pronouns

Indicate some mutual relationship between two or more persons or things

reciprocal pronouns

Speech that shows action or state of being One of the foundation words of a sentence. It gives the sentence meaning by saying something about the subject

verb

Kinds of verbs

action verbs,transitive verbs,intransitive verbs,linking verbs,auxilliary verbs,phrasal verbs

Used to tell what kind if action a person thing is making They may be physical or mental action

action verb

those that require an object to complete its meaning.

transitive verbs

are complete in themselves and do not require an object to complete its meaning.

intransitive verbs

connect a subject and its complement. They do not show action. Linking verbs are often forms of the verb to be. They are sometimes verbs related to the five senses

linking verbs

sometimes called helping verbs, are added before another verb in order to make a verb phrase. It may be formed from have, can, may, be, shall, will, might, must, and do, or a combination of them.

auxiliary verbs

are words that modify, limit, or describe (affect the meaning of) the nouns or pronouns with which they are used. They explain "which one", "what kind of", or "how many"

adjectives

are words that tell manner (how), time (when), place (where), or degree (how much or to what extent) about other words. Adverbs modify (change the meaning of, limit, or describe) three parts of speech: verbs, adjectives and other adverbs. Often, but not always, adverbs end in ly. Sometimes, adverbs such as very, and too, are intensifiers.

adverbs

is a useful little word taht shows the relationship between a noun or pronoun and some other words in the sentence.

prepositions

Preposition Indicate Specific time -

Preposition Indicate days and dates -

Preposition Indicate non-specific time -

Preposition Measures time -

for

Preposition Specific date or time -

since

Preposition of place Specific address -

Preposition of place Indicate names if streets,avenues,etc. -

Preposition of place Indicate the names of cities,provinces,countries,continents -

defined as a story of actions performed by people. Specifically, a police report is a chronological or step-by-step account of an event or incident that took place at a given time.

report

is the narrative you have to write after completing an investigation.

police report

is an exact narration of facts discovered in the course of an investigation that serves as a permanent written record for present and future use. It is also defined as any written matter prepared by the police involving their interaction with members of the community.

police report

when you write a report documenting a criminal act, that report becomes the basis for coordination of the complete investigation and prosecution of the crime.

criminal investigation

It is also used to gain information for statistical reporting and crime analysis. Whether patrol officers, general investigators or a special unit of investigators conduct the investigation, the original crime report is the source document.

criminal investigation

crime reports, and in some cases, all reports are available to the press and the media.

newspaper and the media

because reports are permanent document, they provide an excellent source of historical information. They maybe used to document the agency's actions, refresh your memory of determining liability.

reference material

The source document for that information remains the crime report you write in the field. Your reports are used to identify trends, locations, and method of operations. The result of that analysis maybe directed patrol.

statistical data for crime analysis

reports are used to document the action of the department and its officers Because police departments are typically reactive, reports document: what actions were taken to stop the criminal activity or arrest the suspect. They provide evidence of the department's responsiveness to the community and its needs.

documentation

It is common for supervisors to use reports to evaluate an officer's performance. An experienced supervisor can determine your ability to organize information, level of education technical knowledge, intelligence, and pride in the job. A report discloses an officer's weaknesses, weaknesses the officer may not even realize he or she has.

officer’s evaluation

crime reports are the source documents for the collection of statistical data. Agenices report crime statistics to various state and federal agencies. Statistical reports may also be generated for budget purposes, city council briefings, and other special-interest groups.

statistical reporting

Report writing audiences:

police departments,attorneys,jurors,administrators,medical professionals,corrections,insurance companies,media,regulatory agencies

NON-INSTI

NON-INSTI

PHIL LIT

PHIL LIT

ARSON

ARSON

LIE DETECTION

LIE DETECTION

juvenile

juvenile

TECH ENG 2

TECH ENG 2

LIT2

LIT2

midterm non insti

midterm non insti

juveline

juveline

midterm arson

midterm arson

crim law

crim law

MIDTERMS

MIDTERMS

NAMES

NAMES

PNCO

PNCO

PRE FI

PRE FI

PRE FI

PRE FI

問題一覧

is a name word; it is the name of something that you may or may not be able to see or touch.

nouns

Is any member of class of person,places or things.These nounces are not capitalized

common nouns

Is the name of a particular person,place or thing. These nouns are capitalized

proper nouns

are intangible concepts

abstract nouns

These are insubstantial concepts. These are nouns that could he percieved by five human senses

concrete nouns

Nouns that could not be counted

mass nouns

Nouns that could be counted

count nouns

Number of persons or things considered as one group or whole

collective nouns

Is a word that is used to take the place of a noun.

pronouns

Gives the noun a rest. It may be a name of a person,place,thing or idea

pronouns

Kinds of pronouns

personal pronouns,demosnstrative pronouns,indefinite pronouns,relative pronouns,interrogative pronouns,reciprocal pronouns

May refer to the person speaking;the person being spoken to or to the person,thing spoken about

personal pronouns

Points out specific persons,places or things

demonstrative pronouns

Refers to persons place or things wiwhtour specifying which ones they are referring to

indefinite pronouns

Connects groups of words to another idea in the same sentence

relative pronouns

Introduce questions the examples are what,which,who,whom and whose

interrogative pronouns

Indicate some mutual relationship between two or more persons or things

reciprocal pronouns

Speech that shows action or state of being One of the foundation words of a sentence. It gives the sentence meaning by saying something about the subject

verb

Kinds of verbs

action verbs,transitive verbs,intransitive verbs,linking verbs,auxilliary verbs,phrasal verbs

Used to tell what kind if action a person thing is making They may be physical or mental action

action verb

those that require an object to complete its meaning.

transitive verbs

are complete in themselves and do not require an object to complete its meaning.

intransitive verbs

connect a subject and its complement. They do not show action. Linking verbs are often forms of the verb to be. They are sometimes verbs related to the five senses

linking verbs

sometimes called helping verbs, are added before another verb in order to make a verb phrase. It may be formed from have, can, may, be, shall, will, might, must, and do, or a combination of them.

auxiliary verbs

are words that modify, limit, or describe (affect the meaning of) the nouns or pronouns with which they are used. They explain "which one", "what kind of", or "how many"

adjectives

adverbs

is a useful little word taht shows the relationship between a noun or pronoun and some other words in the sentence.

prepositions

Preposition Indicate Specific time -

Preposition Indicate days and dates -

Preposition Indicate non-specific time -

Preposition Measures time -

for

Preposition Specific date or time -

since

Preposition of place Specific address -

Preposition of place Indicate names if streets,avenues,etc. -

Preposition of place Indicate the names of cities,provinces,countries,continents -

defined as a story of actions performed by people. Specifically, a police report is a chronological or step-by-step account of an event or incident that took place at a given time.

report

is the narrative you have to write after completing an investigation.

police report

when you write a report documenting a criminal act, that report becomes the basis for coordination of the complete investigation and prosecution of the crime.

criminal investigation

crime reports, and in some cases, all reports are available to the press and the media.

newspaper and the media

because reports are permanent document, they provide an excellent source of historical information. They maybe used to document the agency's actions, refresh your memory of determining liability.

reference material

statistical data for crime analysis

documentation

officer’s evaluation

statistical reporting

Report writing audiences:

police departments,attorneys,jurors,administrators,medical professionals,corrections,insurance companies,media,regulatory agencies