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12-20-22 worksheet on parallelism (please read the corresponding document, dated 12-20-22)
Description: PLease correct the 10 sentences that are awkward on the worksheet. Write your corrected versions only!
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PLease quote--in Discussion--only the yellow sentence using the exaples provided in the 11/22/22 Discussion document
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11/08 Detailed directions for practicing direct quoting (two styles outof five)
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10/25 transitionals with examples
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Nov. 3 creating proper MLA Works Cited
Description: Did you know that library products automatically format your citation for you? Just remember to select MLA style. If you are citing an article you found on the Internet, use Zoterobib.
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Nov. 3 how to find professional book reviews of novels
Description: This handout explain two key strategies for finding book reviews written by professional book reviewers.
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Nov. 3 how to use the library both in person and remotely
Description: This article gives students an overview of the library and has been tailored for your course.
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10.19.22 transitionals further explained
Description: The same info is in Docs. The pdf in Files is easier to read
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Sept. 20 Film link and First Essay topic
Description: This is an easier to read and more thorough version of your prompt (topic) for the first essay.
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8/25/22 Course syllabus ENG 1101 Fall 2022
Description: General course syllabus. Other documents will be sent gradually as the semester progreses. Please check dates on files and docs. If the dates are prior to Aug. 25,2022, these documents must be updated before you use them.
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NOT YET FOR FALL 2022 9/28 Parallelism "work sheet"
Description: Remember to write your answers only, all ten. This document is a jpg in a Word document, so you cannot write right on it.<br /> REMEMBER: only write out the answers, the 10 corrected sentences. The results should mean the same as the faulty ones but should sound better. Good sound is part of good writing.<br />
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12/1/22 Discussion of 3 class r eadings re gender.pdf
Description: We will have six reading in this last unit. Here are the first three. The links to the reading all work and there will be a place in the Discussions folder for your replies. This assignment is to sharpen your critical thinking.
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NOT YET FOR FALL 2022 Discussion questions for 4,5,6.pdf
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NOT YET FOR FALL 2022 Essay Three full assignment prompt
Description: Please work on this after reading all six articles and watching the film.<br /> <br /> Here is the link to watch the whole movie: <br /> https://www.dropbox.com/h?preview=Gone.Girl.2014.1080p.BluRay.H264.ACC.5.1.BADASSMEDIA.mp4<br /> <br /> This is your third and final essay.
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11/15/22 What a Works Cited looks like (yours will have 8 items; the practice one will have 6 items)
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NOT YET FOR FALL 2022 March 23 the Works Cited activity to do now
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NOT YET FOR FALL 2022 Department final (and do not forget the research paper is a separate assignment)
Description: This final essay can take anywhere from 75 minutes to double that time.
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NOT YET FOR FALL 2022 Professor's final (remember you also have a separate research paper)
Description: This final gives you three question choices from which to pick one.<br /> <br /> It includes a film to see.
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11/15/22 This is what a good Works Cited looks like.
Description: Please note the "hanging indent" margins. See what zoterobib or easybib says and shows about line spacing. This sample is single spaced. It may be double spaced as well. Of course, the research paper essay must be double spaced.
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11/15/22 Works Cited sample.pdf
Description: When we talk about a Works Cited, we mean a list or he sources that you used (that you cited or quoted) in order to write your paper. Years ago such an alphabetized list was called a "Bibliography."
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