'Parallel sentence' diaporamas de présentation

How to Achieve Coherence at a Micro Level

How to Achieve Coherence at a Micro Level. Dr. Richard Johnson-Sheehan Professor of English, Purdue with additions & changes by Tina Heller, 2015. The manner in which something is written is important. Know your audience. Know what your audience does NOT know. Explain. Be clear & concise.

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Annotated Bibliographies

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New Haven Adult School GED Preparation Spring 2012

New Haven Adult School GED Preparation Spring 2012. Room 14 Tuesday & Thursday 8:30am-11:30am Instructor: Jami Hiller. Quiz: Sentence Structure. 1. A complete sentence has: a subject and a verb, expresses a complete thought, and ends with punctuation? True or False.

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Dr. Richard Johnson-Sheehan Professor of English, Purdue

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Sentential Errors In Writing

Sentential Errors In Writing. 1- Comma Splice 2- Run-on Sentence 3- Non-parallel Sentence 4- Sentence Frangments. The Comma Splice.

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SENTENTIAL ERRORS IN WRITING

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PARALLELISM PARALLELISM PARALLELISM

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Tumblr DO NOW

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Loose/cumulative sentence

Loose/cumulative sentence. The most common sentence structure in English Information accumulates in the sentence until it reaches a period Structure starts with a SUBJECT and VERB and continues with modifiers.

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Annotated Bibliography Check

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