Dot – PinkWrite

Yellow is more difficult to see, so yellow words are de-emphasized so as to emphasize verb patterns and yellow names may also be replaced with other names as an exercise. Yellow could be anything or anyone!

Why Dot – 6.

By PinkWrite - November 15, 2017

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by Jesse Steele (2017)

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Green highlights words and phrases when they first appear.

Dotly Dot – 7.

By PinkWrite - November 22, 2017

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Turquoise shows adjectives and adverbs with the verbs they modify. It also draws attention to other patterns that work together with adjectives.

Dot by Dot – 8.

By PinkWrite - December 14, 2017

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Blue shows patterns before those patterns show up later when those patterns are no longer blue.
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Study Dot – 9.

By PinkWrite - February 21, 2018

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by Jesse Steele (2018)

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Purple does not only highlight vocabulary, but also important patterns. Sometimes, purple draws attention by what it does not highlight as much as by what it does.

Read with Dot – About

By PinkWrite - February 21, 2018

Introduction This began as a project in Taiwan. I had so many people asking for English lessons that I wouldn’t have had time for anything else. So, I started this, using Taiwan as my laboratory, with the hope that I could create a concise teaching tool that would empower anyone to learn, with the help of any eleven year old native English speak…