Nguồn ngoài
Let's Get Writing
This introduction is designed to exemplify how writers think about and produce text. The guiding features are the following: (1) Every good piece of writing is an argument. (2) Everything worth writing and reading begins with a specific question. (3) Improving skills takes practice, feedback, and re-thinking, redoing, revising.
- Tác giả
- Elizabeth Browning, Kirsten DeVries, Kathy Boylan, Jenifer Kurtz, and Katelyn Burton
- Nhà xuất bản
- Virginia Western Community College
- Nguồn
- LibreTexts
- Giấy phép
- CC BY-NC-SA
- Ngôn ngữ
- EN
- Danh mục
- Tiếng Anh
Mục lục· 69 mục
- 01: Critical Reading
- 1.01: Why Do You Read Critically
- 1.02: How Do You Read Critically
- 1.03: Now What
- 1.04: What Expectations Should You Have
- 1.05: What is Critical Reading
- 02: Rhetorical Analysis
- 2.01: What is Rhetorical Analysis
- 2.02: What is Rhetorical Situation
- 2.03: What are the Basic Elements of Rhetorical Analysis
- 2.04: Striking a Balance
- 03: Argument
- 3.01: What is Argument
- 3.02: What are the Components and Vocabulary of Argument
- 3.03: What is Logic
- 3.04: What are the Different Types of Argument in Writing
- 3.05: A Repository of Logical Fallacies
- 04: The Writing Process
- 4.01: What is the Writing Process
- 4.02: What is Prewriting
- 4.03: What is a Thesis Statement
- 4.04: How to Organize and Arrange
- 4.05: How to Write a Rough Draft
- 4.06: What is Revising
- 4.07: What is Done During Editing Proofreading and Formatting
- 4.08: What are Other Types of Academic Writing
- 05: Rhetorical Modes
- 5.01: Narrative
- 5.02: Description
- 5.03: Process Analysis
- 5.04: Illustration and Exemplification
- 5.05: Cause and Effect
- 5.06: Compare and Contrast
- 5.07: Definition
- 5.08: Classification
- 06: Finding and Using Outside Sources
- 6.01: What are the Different Types of Sources
- 6.02: What Makes a Source Scholarly or Academic
- 6.03: How Can I Create a Research Strategy
- 6.04: Where can I find Credible Sources for my Paper
- 07: How and Why to Cite
- 7.01: An Overview of Quotations
- 7.02: An Overview of Paraphrases
- 7.03: How to Use Paraphrases and Quotations
- 7.04: Citations and Plagiarism
- 08: Writing Basics - What Makes a Good Sentence
- 8.01: Sentence Writing
- 8.02: Subject-verb Agreement
- 8.03: Verb Tense
- 8.04: Capitalization
- 8.05: Pronouns
- 8.06: Adjectives and Adverbs
- 8.07: Misplaced and Dangling Modifiers
- 09: Punctuation
- 9.01: Commas
- 9.02: Semicolons
- 9.03: Colons
- 9.04: Quotes
- 9.05: Apostrophes
- 9.06: Parentheses
- 9.07: Dashes
- 9.08: Hyphens
- 10: Working With Words - Which Word is Right
- 10.01: Commonly Confused Words
- 10.02: Spelling
- 10.03: Word choice
- 10.04: Prefixes and Suffixes
- 10.05: Synonyms and Antonyms
- 10.06: Using Context Clues