Tip Sentence fragments 2. Comma splices and run-on sentences 3. Mistakes in subject-verb agreement 4. Mistakes in pronoun-antecedent agreement 5. Unclear pronoun reference 6.
Illogical shifts within sentences 7. Mistakes with modifiers 8. Mistakes with homonyms 9. Comma errors Chapter 5 Essential Processes for Writing 5a What are writing processes? Chapter 7 Designing Documents 7a What is document design?
Chapter 8 Creating a Writing Portfolio 8a What is a writing portfolio? Chapter 9 Writing with Others 9a What is writing with others? Chapter 11 Informative Essays 11a What are informative essays?
Chapter 19 Avoiding Plagiarism 19a What is plagiarism? Chapter 20 Writing About Readings 20a What are typical assignments for writing about readings? Chapter 22 Finding Published Sources 22a What kind of published sources are there? Chapter 23 Evaluating Sources 23a How did you find the source?
Chapter 24 Drafting and Revising a Research Paper 24a How does the writing process apply to research? Sentence Structures 28k How is a sentence defined? Chapter 29 Verbs 29a What do verbs do? Pronoun Reference 30l What is pronoun reference? Chapter 31 Agreement 31a What is agreement?
Chapter 32 Adjectives and Adverbs 32a What are the differences between adjectives and adverbs? Chapter 33 Sentence Fragments 33a What is a sentence fragment? Chapter 35 Misplaced and Dangling Modifiers 35a What is misplaced modifiers?
Chapter 36 Shifting and Mixed Sentences 36a What is a shifting sentence? Chapter 38 Sentence Variety and Style 38a How do sentences affect styles? Chapter 39 Parallelism 39a What is parallelism?
Chapter 59 Writing About the Humanities 59a What are the humanities? Subject-Verb Agreement 10b What is subject-verb agreement? Signed out You have successfully signed out and will be required to sign back in should you need to download more resources.
About the Author s. Chapter 11 Informative Essays 11a What are informative essays? Question Marks 41c When do I use a question mark?
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Chapter 6 Writing with Others. Chapter 8 Style, Tone, and Voice. Chapter 9 Sentence Variety and Style. Chapter 14 Parts of Speech and Sentence Structures. Chapter 20 Comma Splices and Run-on Sentences. Chapter 21 Misplaced and Dangling Modifiers.
Chapter 30 Capitals, Italics, Abbreviations, and Numbers. Chapter 32 Types and Uses of Research in Writing. Chapter 34 Finding and Evaluating Published Sources. Pearson offers affordable and accessible purchase options to meet the needs of your students. Connect with us to learn more. Former editor of the Journal of Basic Writing, she has had her writing and research published in major journals and various scholarly collections.
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Research chapters emphasize the distinction between scholarly sources such as those found in libraries and professionally edited databases and less reliable sources, including strategies for recognizing and integrating credible sources. The book emphasizes research as potentially an important component of any writing situation, which teaches students to see the act of researching as valuable beyond only designated research papers.
New to This Edition. New and expanded coverage of writing inside and outside the classroom. Both chapters include writing for common genres and writing in new digital environments.
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