
In this lecture, you'll
Meet your instructor
Cover the course outline
Set learning objectives
During this lecture, you will cover the following:
Dependent clauses
Independent clauses
During this practice lecture, you will work on:
The use of dependent clauses
The use of independent clauses
During this lecture, you will cover the following:
Simple Sentences
During this lecture, you will cover the following:
Compound Sentences
During this lecture, you will cover the following:
Complex Sentences
Compound Complex Sentences
During this practice session, you will work on the following:
The use of simple sentences
The use of compound sentences
The use of complex sentences
The use of compound complex sentences
During this lecture, you will cover the following:
Defining parallelism.
How can parallelism be used?
During this lecture, you will cover the following:
Types of parallelism.
How to use types of parallelism?
During this lecture, you will cover the following:
How to fix sentence problems?
During this lecture, you will cover the following:
How to fix sentence problems?
During this lecture, you will cover the following:
How to fix sentence problems?
During this lecture, you will cover the following:
How to fix sentence problems?
During this practice session, you will work on the following:
Types of Parallelism
Fixing sentence problems using parallelism
During this lecture, you will cover the following:
Noun Clauses
During this lecture, you will cover the following:
Noun Clauses
During this lecture, you will cover the following:
Noun Clauses
During this lecture, you will cover the following:
Adverb Clauses
During this lecture, you will cover the following:
Adverb Clauses
During this lecture, you will cover the following:
Adjective Clauses
During this lecture, you will cover the following:
Adjective Clauses
During this practice session, you will work on the following:
The use of noun clauses.
The use of adverb clauses.
The use of adjective clauses.
During this lecture, you will cover the following:
Participial Phrases.
During this lecture, you will cover the following:
Participial Clauses
During this practice session, you will work on the following:
Participial Phrases.
During this lecture, you will cover the following:
An introduction to paragraph writing.
During this lecture, you will cover the following:
The first part of a paragraph
During this lecture, you will cover the following:
The second and third parts of a paragraph.
During this lecture, you will cover the following:
Unity issues within a paragraph
During this lecture, you will cover the following:
Coherence issues within a paragraph.
During this lecture, you will cover the following:
Coherence issues within a paragraph.
During this lecture, you will cover the following:
Coherence issues within a paragraph.
During this practice session, you will work on the following:
Topic sentence
Parts of a topic sentence
Supporting sentences
Concluding sentence
Fixing Unity and Coherence issues
During this lecture, you will cover the following:
An introduction to essay writing.
During this lecture, you will cover the following:
Getting to know parts of an essay
During this lecture, you will cover the following:
Getting to know parts of an essay
During this lecture, you will cover the following:
Getting to know parts of an essay
During this lecture, you will cover the following:
Getting to know parts of an essay
During this practice session, you will work on the following:
Writing introductory paragraphs
Concluding paragraphs
Writing academically is a skill every student, teacher, professor, researcher, and educator must master. There are no boundaries to what can write or asked to write. With that being said, having the necessary skills to produce well-organized and academic pieces of writing is a must.
If you are a high school or a university student and you feel the need to develop your academic writing skills, then this course is for you.
If you are a researcher in any given field who wants to produce well-written articles and essays, then this course if for you too.
If you are a teacher looking forward to teach writing and you need a place to start, this might be the beginning and the push you just need to start.
If you are a professional who feels the need to develop this particular skillset, you are more than welcome too.
You don't need any requirements to start. You just need to be able to read, write, and understand basic English.
This why you need to Enroll:
After enrolling, you will have unlimited access to the whole course and the practice lectures.
By the end of the course, you will be able to write mistake-free sentences, paragraphs, and essays.
By the end of the course, you will be to detect problems within your writings and develop an eye for details concerning writing issues.
By the end of the course, you will be able to write full academic paragraphs and essay with no struggle.
By the end of the course, you will be equipped with the necessary skills and master elements that will make your writings stand out and appeal to readers.
Why is this course special?
The following course adapts an approach that starts with the very smallest units of language and writing in general, which is the sentence. You will, as a student in the course, get to know different types of sentences and how they function together. Then you will move to mastering the art and the mechanism of combining these sentences into full paragraphs. After this, you move to combining paragraphs into larger pieces of writing which is the Essay. During the process, you will learn and practice every single aspect that will facilitate the process.