
You will more easily be able to identify and use the various terms for parts of speech in English. This will aid you in writing quality sentences.
Explore the basic parts of speech and kinds of sentences by identifying subjects and predicates, examining compound structures, and using aloud proofreading to improve clarity.
Master basic sentence writing by exploring kinds of sentences, identifying subjects and predicates, and understanding compound subjects and predicates, while refining proofreading to convey clear meaning in English.
Explore the four sentence forms—declarative, interrogative, imperative, and exclamatory—along with end punctuation, run-on corrections, and the implied subject in imperative sentences to improve basic English writing.
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Keep writing, don’t fear the blank page, jot ideas down, then proofread or edit later with help, as Ron from LTL tutoring central encourages ongoing practice.
Here is a bonus video about independent and dependent clauses.
Improve your spelling by using dictionaries, writing in context, and building a personal dictionary; break words into syllables, practice aloud, and read regularly to reinforce correct spelling.
Discover how to use a semicolon to join independent clauses with conjunctive adverbs or transitional expressions, manage internal punctuation, and clarify complex lists.
understand how to use the articles a, an, and the with singular and plural count nouns, noncount nouns, and proper nouns, including rules on definite versus indefinite usage.
Identify and fix run-on sentences during proofreading by separating or properly joining independent clauses with coordinating conjunctions, semicolons, or conjunctive adverbs, and apply fanboys rules.
Identify and fix sentence fragments through proofreading and editing. Ensure complete sentences with a clear subject and predicate in formal academic writing, avoiding fragments and run on sentences.
Move the subject within sentences to improve flow and variety while keeping clarity. Learn with examples like Martha wandered through the forest and through the forest wandered Martha.
Build your vocabulary by actively engaging with new words: jot them down, look up meanings, check contexts, and practice using them in speech and writing.
* Bonus material added
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This course is for anyone who wishes to improve his/her English writing skills. All the basics are included in three short, easy to handle lessons. This is an excellent course for those people who wish to improve their writing skills for school, in the workplace, or for their own personal growth and learning.
Added benefits include the fact that improved writing skills lead to improved speaking skills as well. Students include those from English speaking backgrounds who wish to improve their writing skills - young learners to adult and ESL or EFL students who wish to make gains in written English and become more familiar with the English language.
For students with English as their first language the goals would be to remind them of basics and improve their technical writing skills before moving into more complex writing materials.
For ESL and EFL students, the primary goals are to gain insight into the structure of writing in English and to build confidence.
NOTE: There are no writing assignments for this course.
Parts of Speech
nouns, pronouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, prepositions, conjunctions, interjections
Sentence writing
subject & predicate
phrases & clauses
dependent & independent clauses
four kinds of sentences by form
four kinds of sentences by purpose
how to avoid sentence fragments and run-on sentence errors
New video added January 2017 - Independent & Dependent Clauses.
Paragraphs
defining a paragraph
four kinds of paragraphs with a focus on central paragraphs
topic sentences
unity - why it is necessary and how your topic sentence guides you
coherence - what it is and how to achieve it in your writing
transition