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| Word Choice and Spelling | |
| Your Own List of Misspelled Words | |
| Words Often Confused (Set 1) | |
| Words Often Confused (Set 2) | |
| The Eight Parts of Speech | |
| Adjectives and Adverbs | |
| Contractions | |
| Possessives | |
| Words That Can Be Broken into Parts | |
| Rules for Doubling a Final Letter | |
| Using a Dictionary | |
| Sentence Structure | |
| Finding Subjects and Verbs | |
| Locating Prepositional Phrases | |
| Understanding Dependent Clauses | |
| Correcting Fragments | |
| Correcting Run-on Sentences | |
| Identifying Verb Phrases | |
| Using Standard English Verbs | |
| Using Regular and Irregular Verbs | |
| Maintaining Subject-Verb Agreement | |
| Avoiding Shifts in Time. | |
| Recognizing Verbal Phrases | |
| Correcting Misplaced or Dangling Modifiers | |
| Following Sentence Patterns | |
| Avoiding Clich?s, Awkward Phrasing, and Wordiness | |
| Correcting for Parallel Structure | |
| Using Pronouns | |
| Avoiding Shifts in Person | |
| Punctuation and Capital Letters | |
| Period, Question Mark, Exclamation Point, Semicolon, Colon, Dash | |
| Comma Rules 1, 2, and 3 | |
| Comma Rules 4, 5, and 6 | |
| Quotation Marks and Underlining/Italics | |
| Capital Letters | |
| Writing | |
| What Is the Least You Should Know about Writing? | |
| Basic Structures | |
| The Paragraph: Defining a Paragraph | |
| Types of Paragraphs | |
| Sample Paragraphs in an Essay | |
| The Essay: The Five-Paragraph Essay and Beyond | |
| Defining an Essay | |
| A Sample Essay | |
| Writing Skills | |
| Writing in Your Own Voice: Narration | |
| Description | |
| Finding a Topic: Look to Your Interests | |
| Focused Free Writing | |
| Clustering | |
| Talking with Other Students | |
| Organizing Ideas: Thesis Statements | |
| Organizing an Essay | |
| Topic Sentences | |
| Organizing Body Paragraphs (or Single Paragraphs) | |
| Transitional Expressions | |
| Supporting with Details: Types of Support | |
| Revising Your Papers | |
| Revision Checklist | |
| Exchanging Papers | |
| Proofreading Aloud | |
| Presenting Your Work: Paper Formats | |
| Titles | |
| Writing an Argument: Taking a Stand and Proving Your Point | |
| Three Requirements of a Strong Written Argument | |
| A Longer, More Challenging Reading | |
| Writing Summaries: Sample Summary | |
| Summary Checklist | |
| Answers | |
| Index | |
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