Universal keys for writers /
Ann Raimes.
- Instructor's annotated edition
- Boston ; New York : Houghton Mifflin, c2004.
- xxxi, 932 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 22 cm.
PART I. WRITING AN ESSAY 1. Thinking, reading and writing 2. Defining the task 3. Generating, shaping, and focusing ideas 4. Drafting, revising, and editing an essay 5. Developing and structuring paragraphs
PARTII. WRITING IN ALL YOUR COURSES 6. Writing an argument 7. Writing about literature 8. Writing across the curriculum 9. Writing under pressure
PART III. WRITING WITH TECHNOLOGY AND WRITING FOR WORK 10. Designing documents and using word 11. Communicating online 12. Writing online for academic purposes 13. Designing a personal website 14. Writing for employment 15. Writing in the work world
PART IV. COMMON SENTENCE PROBLEMS 16. How a sentence works 17. Top ten sentence problems: a checklist 18. Sentence fragments, run-ons, and comma splices 19. Sentence snarls 20. Verbs 21. Subject-verb agreement 22. Pronouns 23. Adjectives and verbs 24. Relative clauses and relative pronouns
PART V. PUNCTUATION, MECHANICS, AND SPELLING 25. Periods, question marks, and exclamation points 26. Commas 27. Semicolons and colons 28. Apostrophes 29. Quotations marks 30. Other punctuation marks etc...
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