LEO Academy: Interviewing and Report Writing Unit 2

the two types of notes organization modes are... (choose one of the two)

what point of view is typically more formal and uses phrases like "the officer___"

what point of view uses "I" and is written from the view of the officer

what basic grammatical element takes the place of a noun

what involves the rules and guidelines that govern a language's usage

basic grammatical element that is a person place thing or idea

what part of a sentence describes or modifies a verb, adjective or another _____

what is a group of words that contains a subject, a verb, and an object and that expresses a complete thought

what notes organizational method is organized by individual elements such as witnesses, suspects, and weapons

what part of the sentence expresses the action or "state of being" of the thought

what part of the sentence is a descriptor for a noun or pronoun

detailed account of an incident and events related to the incident

which language type consists of words such as "y'all", "dawg", and "trippin'"

what part of the sentence tells you who or what does the action

a group of words that form a grammatical unit, though not necessarily a complete sentence

what part of the sentence connects words, phrases, or clauses

casual or regional for of English that involves slang and sometimes doesn't always follow grammatical rules or spelling

the result of combining two words

a group of words with a subject and a verb that tells what the sentence is about. (can be dependent or independent)

language that includes text messages and digital communications

one of the most misused puntuation marks

informal, nonstandard words often used by regional or specific groups

what part of a sentence links words or phrases and provides temporal, spatial, and logical relationships

which speech type uses abbreviations, acronyms, or initials

when writing reports, officers can use tense however they please throughout the entirety of the report

out of "subject, verb, object" which is not necessary for a complete thought

which language type uses phrases like "smash and grab" or "signal zero"

includes vocabulary used in a profession that has meaning only to the people who work in that field or profession

group of words that lacks a subject, verb, or object (when one is needed) or fails to express a complete thought

a written document that gives information about an event, situation, occurrence, or incident

words that are easily confused in use and spelling. they sound the same but have different spellings and meanings

which organization method is classified by the organization of events by the time in which the occurred (first-last)

the form of English used when speaking and writing wherever English is spoken and understood (formal)

what part of the sentence is affected by the verb