
Homework Helpers: English Language & Composition
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- Cover
- Copyright
- Contents
- Introduction
- 1. Parts of Speech
- Lesson 1-1: Nouns
- Lesson 1-2: Pronouns
- Lesson 1-3: Verbs and Verb Phrases
- Lesson 1-4: Adjectives and Adverbs
- Lesson 1-5: Prepositions
- Lesson 1-6: Conjunctions
- 2. Phrases, Cluses, and Sentences
- Lesson 2-1: Types of Sentences
- Lesson 2-2: The Simple Sentence
- Lesson 2-3: Phrases
- Lesson 2-4: Clauses
- Lesson 2-5: Sentence Structures
- 3. Tense Review
- Lesson 3-1: Verb Forms
- Lesson 3-2: Simple Tenses
- Lesson 3-3: Perfect Tenses
- Lesson 3-4: Progressive Tenses
- Lesson 3-5: Perfect Progressive Tenses
- Lesson 3-6: The Passive Voice
- Lesson 3-7: Mood and the Subjunctive
- Lesson 3-8: Irregular Verbs
- 4. Selecting Effective Words
- Lesson 4-1: Choosing the Correct Word
- Lesson 4-2: Spelling Rules
- Lesson 4-3: Vocabulary
- Lesson 4-4: Diction
- 5. Capitalization and Punctuation
- Lesson 5-1: Capitalization
- Lesson 5-2: Periods
- Lesson 5-3: Exclamation Marks
- Lesson 5-4: Question Marks
- Lesson 5-5: Commas
- Lesson 5-6: Semicolons
- Lesson 5-7: Colons
- Lesson 5-8: Quotation Marks
- Lesson 5-9: Apostrophes
- Lesson 5-10: Parentheses
- Lesson 5-11: Underline or Italics
- Lesson 5-12: Hyphens
- 6. The Writing Process
- Lesson 6-1: Subject, Auduence, and Purpose
- Lesson 6-2: Exploring a Topic
- Lesson 6-3: Creating a Thesis Statement
- Lesson 6-4: Organization
- Lesson 6-5: The Paragraph
- Lesson 6-6: The Outline
- Lesson 6-7: Editing and Revising
- 7. Types of Essays
- Lesson 7-1: The Expository Essay
- Lesson 7-2: The Narrative Essay
- Lesson 7-3: The Descriptive Essay
- Lesson 7-4: The Compare or Contrast Essay
- Lesson 7-5: The Persuasive Essay
- Lesson 7-6: The Process Essay
- Lesson 7-7: The Thematic Essay
- Lesson 7-8: The Definition Essay
- 8. Research and Citation
- Lesson 8-1: Planning Your Research
- Lesson 8-2: The Research Paper
- Lesson 8-3: Citation
- 9. Most Common Errors
- Lesson 9-1: Fragments and Run-Ons
- Lesson 9-2: Subject/Verb Agreement
- Lesson 9-3: Comma Errors
- Lesson 9-4: Pronoun Errors
- Lesson 9-5: Tense Errors
- Lesson 9-6: Preposition Errors
- Lesson 9-7: Homonym Errors
- Lesson 9-8: Spelling Errors
- Lesson 9-9: Tone
- Glossary
- Index
- About the Author
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