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Summary
Table of Contents
Acknowledgements
The Meaning of "Rule of Thumb"
How to use Rules of Thumb
Part 1: Correctness
A Word about Correctness
Commonly Confused Words
One Word or Two?
Spelling
Capitalization
Abbreviations and Numbers
Apostrophes
Consistent Pronouns
Correct Pronouns
Vague Pronouns
Recognizing Complete Sentences
Period or Comma? Run-On Sentences and Sentence Fragments
Feature: Using but, however, although
Commas
Semicolons
Colons
Dashes and Parentheses
Quotation Marks
Titles: Underlines, Italics, or Quotation Marks
Shifting Verb Tenses
Verb Agreement
Word Endings: s and ed
Tangled Sentences
Part 2: Putting a Paper Together
What to Do When You're Stuck
Addressing Your Audience
Writing a Thesis
Finding an Organization for Your Essay
Introductions
Paragraphs--Long and Short
Transitions
Incorporating Quotations
Conclusions
How to Make a Paper Longer (and When to Make It Shorter)
How to Work on a Second Draft
Shortcuts for "Word"
Proofreading Tips
Format of College Papers
Special Case: Writing an Essay in Class
Special Case: Writing about Literature
Part 3: The Research Paper
How to Start a Research Project
Three Essential Research Skills
Feature: When You Find Too Few or Too Many Sources
Getting Information at the Library
Getting Information Online
Feature: Sizing Up a Website
Writing the Research Paper
Plagiarism (Cheating)
What is Documentation?
Documentation: The MLA Style
Documentation: The APA Style
Documentation: The Chicago Style (Footnotes)
Part 4: Growing as a Writer
Keeping a Journal
Adding Details
Recognizing Cliches
Eliminating Offensive Language
Trimming Wordiness
Using Strong Verbs
Varying Your Sentences
Finding Your Voice
Postscript
A List of Valuable Sources
About the Authors
Index
Troubleshooting Guide
How to use Rules of Thumb
Part 1: Correctness
A Word about Correctness
Commonly Confused Words
One Word or Two?
Spelling
Capitalization
Abbreviations and Numbers
Apostrophes
Consistent Pronouns
Correct Pronouns
Vague Pronouns
Recognizing Complete Sentences
Period or Comma? Run-On Sentences and Sentence Fragments
Feature: Using but, however, although
Commas
Semicolons
Colons
Dashes and Parentheses
Quotation Marks
Titles: Underlines, Italics, or Quotation Marks
Shifting Verb Tenses
Verb Agreement
Word Endings: s and ed
Tangled Sentences
Part 2: Putting a Paper Together
What to Do When You're Stuck
Addressing Your Audience
Writing a Thesis
Finding an Organization for Your Essay
Introductions
Paragraphs--Long and Short
Transitions
Incorporating Quotations
Conclusions
How to Make a Paper Longer (and When to Make It Shorter)
How to Work on a Second Draft
Shortcuts for "Word"
Proofreading Tips
Format of College Papers
Special Case: Writing an Essay in Class
Special Case: Writing about Literature
Part 3: The Research Paper
How to Start a Research Project
Three Essential Research Skills
Feature: When You Find Too Few or Too Many Sources
Getting Information at the Library
Getting Information Online
Feature: Sizing Up a Website
Writing the Research Paper
Plagiarism (Cheating)
What is Documentation?
Documentation: The MLA Style
Documentation: The APA Style
Documentation: The Chicago Style (Footnotes)
Part 4: Growing as a Writer
Keeping a Journal
Adding Details
Recognizing Cliches
Eliminating Offensive Language
Trimming Wordiness
Using Strong Verbs
Varying Your Sentences
Finding Your Voice
Postscript
A List of Valuable Sources
About the Authors
Index
Troubleshooting Guide
A Word about Correctness
Commonly Confused Words
One Word or Two?
Spelling
Capitalization
Abbreviations and Numbers
Apostrophes
Consistent Pronouns
Correct Pronouns
Vague Pronouns
Recognizing Complete Sentences
Period or Comma? Run-On Sentences and Sentence Fragments
Feature: Using but, however, although
Commas
Semicolons
Colons
Dashes and Parentheses
Quotation Marks
Titles: Underlines, Italics, or Quotation Marks
Shifting Verb Tenses
Verb Agreement
Word Endings: s and ed
Tangled Sentences
Part 2: Putting a Paper Together
What to Do When You're Stuck
Addressing Your Audience
Writing a Thesis
Finding an Organization for Your Essay
Introductions
Paragraphs--Long and Short
Transitions
Incorporating Quotations
Conclusions
How to Make a Paper Longer (and When to Make It Shorter)
How to Work on a Second Draft
Shortcuts for "Word"
Proofreading Tips
Format of College Papers
Special Case: Writing an Essay in Class
Special Case: Writing about Literature
Part 3: The Research Paper
How to Start a Research Project
Three Essential Research Skills
Feature: When You Find Too Few or Too Many Sources
Getting Information at the Library
Getting Information Online
Feature: Sizing Up a Website
Writing the Research Paper
Plagiarism (Cheating)
What is Documentation?
Documentation: The MLA Style
Documentation: The APA Style
Documentation: The Chicago Style (Footnotes)
Part 4: Growing as a Writer
Keeping a Journal
Adding Details
Recognizing Cliches
Eliminating Offensive Language
Trimming Wordiness
Using Strong Verbs
Varying Your Sentences
Finding Your Voice
Postscript
A List of Valuable Sources
About the Authors
Index
Troubleshooting Guide
One Word or Two?
Spelling
Capitalization
Abbreviations and Numbers
Apostrophes
Consistent Pronouns
Correct Pronouns
Vague Pronouns
Recognizing Complete Sentences
Period or Comma? Run-On Sentences and Sentence Fragments
Feature: Using but, however, although
Commas
Semicolons
Colons
Dashes and Parentheses
Quotation Marks
Titles: Underlines, Italics, or Quotation Marks
Shifting Verb Tenses
Verb Agreement
Word Endings: s and ed
Tangled Sentences
Part 2: Putting a Paper Together
What to Do When You're Stuck
Addressing Your Audience
Writing a Thesis
Finding an Organization for Your Essay
Introductions
Paragraphs--Long and Short
Transitions
Incorporating Quotations
Conclusions
How to Make a Paper Longer (and When to Make It Shorter)
How to Work on a Second Draft
Shortcuts for "Word"
Proofreading Tips
Format of College Papers
Special Case: Writing an Essay in Class
Special Case: Writing about Literature
Part 3: The Research Paper
How to Start a Research Project
Three Essential Research Skills
Feature: When You Find Too Few or Too Many Sources
Getting Information at the Library
Getting Information Online
Feature: Sizing Up a Website
Writing the Research Paper
Plagiarism (Cheating)
What is Documentation?
Documentation: The MLA Style
Documentation: The APA Style
Documentation: The Chicago Style (Footnotes)
Part 4: Growing as a Writer
Keeping a Journal
Adding Details
Recognizing Cliches
Eliminating Offensive Language
Trimming Wordiness
Using Strong Verbs
Varying Your Sentences
Finding Your Voice
Postscript
A List of Valuable Sources
About the Authors
Index
Troubleshooting Guide
Capitalization
Abbreviations and Numbers
Apostrophes
Consistent Pronouns
Correct Pronouns
Vague Pronouns
Recognizing Complete Sentences
Period or Comma? Run-On Sentences and Sentence Fragments
Feature: Using but, however, although
Commas
Semicolons
Colons
Dashes and Parentheses
Quotation Marks
Titles: Underlines, Italics, or Quotation Marks
Shifting Verb Tenses
Verb Agreement
Word Endings: s and ed
Tangled Sentences
Part 2: Putting a Paper Together
What to Do When You're Stuck
Addressing Your Audience
Writing a Thesis
Finding an Organization for Your Essay
Introductions
Paragraphs--Long and Short
Transitions
Incorporating Quotations
Conclusions
How to Make a Paper Longer (and When to Make It Shorter)
How to Work on a Second Draft
Shortcuts for "Word"
Proofreading Tips
Format of College Papers
Special Case: Writing an Essay in Class
Special Case: Writing about Literature
Part 3: The Research Paper
How to Start a Research Project
Three Essential Research Skills
Feature: When You Find Too Few or Too Many Sources
Getting Information at the Library
Getting Information Online
Feature: Sizing Up a Website
Writing the Research Paper
Plagiarism (Cheating)
What is Documentation?
Documentation: The MLA Style
Documentation: The APA Style
Documentation: The Chicago Style (Footnotes)
Part 4: Growing as a Writer
Keeping a Journal
Adding Details
Recognizing Cliches
Eliminating Offensive Language
Trimming Wordiness
Using Strong Verbs
Varying Your Sentences
Finding Your Voice
Postscript
A List of Valuable Sources
About the Authors
Index
Troubleshooting Guide
Apostrophes
Consistent Pronouns
Correct Pronouns
Vague Pronouns
Recognizing Complete Sentences
Period or Comma? Run-On Sentences and Sentence Fragments
Feature: Using but, however, although
Commas
Semicolons
Colons
Dashes and Parentheses
Quotation Marks
Titles: Underlines, Italics, or Quotation Marks
Shifting Verb Tenses
Verb Agreement
Word Endings: s and ed
Tangled Sentences
Part 2: Putting a Paper Together
What to Do When You're Stuck
Addressing Your Audience
Writing a Thesis
Finding an Organization for Your Essay
Introductions
Paragraphs--Long and Short
Transitions
Incorporating Quotations
Conclusions
How to Make a Paper Longer (and When to Make It Shorter)
How to Work on a Second Draft
Shortcuts for "Word"
Proofreading Tips
Format of College Papers
Special Case: Writing an Essay in Class
Special Case: Writing about Literature
Part 3: The Research Paper
How to Start a Research Project
Three Essential Research Skills
Feature: When You Find Too Few or Too Many Sources
Getting Information at the Library
Getting Information Online
Feature: Sizing Up a Website
Writing the Research Paper
Plagiarism (Cheating)
What is Documentation?
Documentation: The MLA Style
Documentation: The APA Style
Documentation: The Chicago Style (Footnotes)
Part 4: Growing as a Writer
Keeping a Journal
Adding Details
Recognizing Cliches
Eliminating Offensive Language
Trimming Wordiness
Using Strong Verbs
Varying Your Sentences
Finding Your Voice
Postscript
A List of Valuable Sources
About the Authors
Index
Troubleshooting Guide
Correct Pronouns
Vague Pronouns
Recognizing Complete Sentences
Period or Comma? Run-On Sentences and Sentence Fragments
Feature: Using but, however, although
Commas
Semicolons
Colons
Dashes and Parentheses
Quotation Marks
Titles: Underlines, Italics, or Quotation Marks
Shifting Verb Tenses
Verb Agreement
Word Endings: s and ed
Tangled Sentences
Part 2: Putting a Paper Together
What to Do When You're Stuck
Addressing Your Audience
Writing a Thesis
Finding an Organization for Your Essay
Introductions
Paragraphs--Long and Short
Transitions
Incorporating Quotations
Conclusions
How to Make a Paper Longer (and When to Make It Shorter)
How to Work on a Second Draft
Shortcuts for "Word"
Proofreading Tips
Format of College Papers
Special Case: Writing an Essay in Class
Special Case: Writing about Literature
Part 3: The Research Paper
How to Start a Research Project
Three Essential Research Skills
Feature: When You Find Too Few or Too Many Sources
Getting Information at the Library
Getting Information Online
Feature: Sizing Up a Website
Writing the Research Paper
Plagiarism (Cheating)
What is Documentation?
Documentation: The MLA Style
Documentation: The APA Style
Documentation: The Chicago Style (Footnotes)
Part 4: Growing as a Writer
Keeping a Journal
Adding Details
Recognizing Cliches
Eliminating Offensive Language
Trimming Wordiness
Using Strong Verbs
Varying Your Sentences
Finding Your Voice
Postscript
A List of Valuable Sources
About the Authors
Index
Troubleshooting Guide
Recognizing Complete Sentences
Period or Comma? Run-On Sentences and Sentence Fragments
Feature: Using but, however, although
Commas
Semicolons
Colons
Dashes and Parentheses
Quotation Marks
Titles: Underlines, Italics, or Quotation Marks
Shifting Verb Tenses
Verb Agreement
Word Endings: s and ed
Tangled Sentences
Part 2: Putting a Paper Together
What to Do When You're Stuck
Addressing Your Audience
Writing a Thesis
Finding an Organization for Your Essay
Introductions
Paragraphs--Long and Short
Transitions
Incorporating Quotations
Conclusions
How to Make a Paper Longer (and When to Make It Shorter)
How to Work on a Second Draft
Shortcuts for "Word"
Proofreading Tips
Format of College Papers
Special Case: Writing an Essay in Class
Special Case: Writing about Literature
Part 3: The Research Paper
How to Start a Research Project
Three Essential Research Skills
Feature: When You Find Too Few or Too Many Sources
Getting Information at the Library
Getting Information Online
Feature: Sizing Up a Website
Writing the Research Paper
Plagiarism (Cheating)
What is Documentation?
Documentation: The MLA Style
Documentation: The APA Style
Documentation: The Chicago Style (Footnotes)
Part 4: Growing as a Writer
Keeping a Journal
Adding Details
Recognizing Cliches
Eliminating Offensive Language
Trimming Wordiness
Using Strong Verbs
Varying Your Sentences
Finding Your Voice
Postscript
A List of Valuable Sources
About the Authors
Index
Troubleshooting Guide
Feature: Using but, however, although
Commas
Semicolons
Colons
Dashes and Parentheses
Quotation Marks
Titles: Underlines, Italics, or Quotation Marks
Shifting Verb Tenses
Verb Agreement
Word Endings: s and ed
Tangled Sentences
Part 2: Putting a Paper Together
What to Do When You're Stuck
Addressing Your Audience
Writing a Thesis
Finding an Organization for Your Essay
Introductions
Paragraphs--Long and Short
Transitions
Incorporating Quotations
Conclusions
How to Make a Paper Longer (and When to Make It Shorter)
How to Work on a Second Draft
Shortcuts for "Word"
Proofreading Tips
Format of College Papers
Special Case: Writing an Essay in Class
Special Case: Writing about Literature
Part 3: The Research Paper
How to Start a Research Project
Three Essential Research Skills
Feature: When You Find Too Few or Too Many Sources
Getting Information at the Library
Getting Information Online
Feature: Sizing Up a Website
Writing the Research Paper
Plagiarism (Cheating)
What is Documentation?
Documentation: The MLA Style
Documentation: The APA Style
Documentation: The Chicago Style (Footnotes)
Part 4: Growing as a Writer
Keeping a Journal
Adding Details
Recognizing Cliches
Eliminating Offensive Language
Trimming Wordiness
Using Strong Verbs
Varying Your Sentences
Finding Your Voice
Postscript
A List of Valuable Sources
About the Authors
Index
Troubleshooting Guide
Semicolons
Colons
Dashes and Parentheses
Quotation Marks
Titles: Underlines, Italics, or Quotation Marks
Shifting Verb Tenses
Verb Agreement
Word Endings: s and ed
Tangled Sentences
Part 2: Putting a Paper Together
What to Do When You're Stuck
Addressing Your Audience
Writing a Thesis
Finding an Organization for Your Essay
Introductions
Paragraphs--Long and Short
Transitions
Incorporating Quotations
Conclusions
How to Make a Paper Longer (and When to Make It Shorter)
How to Work on a Second Draft
Shortcuts for "Word"
Proofreading Tips
Format of College Papers
Special Case: Writing an Essay in Class
Special Case: Writing about Literature
Part 3: The Research Paper
How to Start a Research Project
Three Essential Research Skills
Feature: When You Find Too Few or Too Many Sources
Getting Information at the Library
Getting Information Online
Feature: Sizing Up a Website
Writing the Research Paper
Plagiarism (Cheating)
What is Documentation?
Documentation: The MLA Style
Documentation: The APA Style
Documentation: The Chicago Style (Footnotes)
Part 4: Growing as a Writer
Keeping a Journal
Adding Details
Recognizing Cliches
Eliminating Offensive Language
Trimming Wordiness
Using Strong Verbs
Varying Your Sentences
Finding Your Voice
Postscript
A List of Valuable Sources
About the Authors
Index
Troubleshooting Guide
Dashes and Parentheses
Quotation Marks
Titles: Underlines, Italics, or Quotation Marks
Shifting Verb Tenses
Verb Agreement
Word Endings: s and ed
Tangled Sentences
Part 2: Putting a Paper Together
What to Do When You're Stuck
Addressing Your Audience
Writing a Thesis
Finding an Organization for Your Essay
Introductions
Paragraphs--Long and Short
Transitions
Incorporating Quotations
Conclusions
How to Make a Paper Longer (and When to Make It Shorter)
How to Work on a Second Draft
Shortcuts for "Word"
Proofreading Tips
Format of College Papers
Special Case: Writing an Essay in Class
Special Case: Writing about Literature
Part 3: The Research Paper
How to Start a Research Project
Three Essential Research Skills
Feature: When You Find Too Few or Too Many Sources
Getting Information at the Library
Getting Information Online
Feature: Sizing Up a Website
Writing the Research Paper
Plagiarism (Cheating)
What is Documentation?
Documentation: The MLA Style
Documentation: The APA Style
Documentation: The Chicago Style (Footnotes)
Part 4: Growing as a Writer
Keeping a Journal
Adding Details
Recognizing Cliches
Eliminating Offensive Language
Trimming Wordiness
Using Strong Verbs
Varying Your Sentences
Finding Your Voice
Postscript
A List of Valuable Sources
About the Authors
Index
Troubleshooting Guide
Titles: Underlines, Italics, or Quotation Marks
Shifting Verb Tenses
Verb Agreement
Word Endings: s and ed
Tangled Sentences
Part 2: Putting a Paper Together
What to Do When You're Stuck
Addressing Your Audience
Writing a Thesis
Finding an Organization for Your Essay
Introductions
Paragraphs--Long and Short
Transitions
Incorporating Quotations
Conclusions
How to Make a Paper Longer (and When to Make It Shorter)
How to Work on a Second Draft
Shortcuts for "Word"
Proofreading Tips
Format of College Papers
Special Case: Writing an Essay in Class
Special Case: Writing about Literature
Part 3: The Research Paper
How to Start a Research Project
Three Essential Research Skills
Feature: When You Find Too Few or Too Many Sources
Getting Information at the Library
Getting Information Online
Feature: Sizing Up a Website
Writing the Research Paper
Plagiarism (Cheating)
What is Documentation?
Documentation: The MLA Style
Documentation: The APA Style
Documentation: The Chicago Style (Footnotes)
Part 4: Growing as a Writer
Keeping a Journal
Adding Details
Recognizing Cliches
Eliminating Offensive Language
Trimming Wordiness
Using Strong Verbs
Varying Your Sentences
Finding Your Voice
Postscript
A List of Valuable Sources
About the Authors
Index
Troubleshooting Guide
Verb Agreement
Word Endings: s and ed
Tangled Sentences
Part 2: Putting a Paper Together
What to Do When You're Stuck
Addressing Your Audience
Writing a Thesis
Finding an Organization for Your Essay
Introductions
Paragraphs--Long and Short
Transitions
Incorporating Quotations
Conclusions
How to Make a Paper Longer (and When to Make It Shorter)
How to Work on a Second Draft
Shortcuts for "Word"
Proofreading Tips
Format of College Papers
Special Case: Writing an Essay in Class
Special Case: Writing about Literature
Part 3: The Research Paper
How to Start a Research Project
Three Essential Research Skills
Feature: When You Find Too Few or Too Many Sources
Getting Information at the Library
Getting Information Online
Feature: Sizing Up a Website
Writing the Research Paper
Plagiarism (Cheating)
What is Documentation?
Documentation: The MLA Style
Documentation: The APA Style
Documentation: The Chicago Style (Footnotes)
Part 4: Growing as a Writer
Keeping a Journal
Adding Details
Recognizing Cliches
Eliminating Offensive Language
Trimming Wordiness
Using Strong Verbs
Varying Your Sentences
Finding Your Voice
Postscript
A List of Valuable Sources
About the Authors
Index
Troubleshooting Guide
Tangled Sentences
Part 2: Putting a Paper Together
What to Do When You're Stuck
Addressing Your Audience
Writing a Thesis
Finding an Organization for Your Essay
Introductions
Paragraphs--Long and Short
Transitions
Incorporating Quotations
Conclusions
How to Make a Paper Longer (and When to Make It Shorter)
How to Work on a Second Draft
Shortcuts for "Word"
Proofreading Tips
Format of College Papers
Special Case: Writing an Essay in Class
Special Case: Writing about Literature
Part 3: The Research Paper
How to Start a Research Project
Three Essential Research Skills
Feature: When You Find Too Few or Too Many Sources
Getting Information at the Library
Getting Information Online
Feature: Sizing Up a Website
Writing the Research Paper
Plagiarism (Cheating)
What is Documentation?
Documentation: The MLA Style
Documentation: The APA Style
Documentation: The Chicago Style (Footnotes)
Part 4: Growing as a Writer
Keeping a Journal
Adding Details
Recognizing Cliches
Eliminating Offensive Language
Trimming Wordiness
Using Strong Verbs
Varying Your Sentences
Finding Your Voice
Postscript
A List of Valuable Sources
About the Authors
Index
Troubleshooting Guide
What to Do When You're Stuck
Addressing Your Audience
Writing a Thesis
Finding an Organization for Your Essay
Introductions
Paragraphs--Long and Short
Transitions
Incorporating Quotations
Conclusions
How to Make a Paper Longer (and When to Make It Shorter)
How to Work on a Second Draft
Shortcuts for "Word"
Proofreading Tips
Format of College Papers
Special Case: Writing an Essay in Class
Special Case: Writing about Literature
Part 3: The Research Paper
How to Start a Research Project
Three Essential Research Skills
Feature: When You Find Too Few or Too Many Sources
Getting Information at the Library
Getting Information Online
Feature: Sizing Up a Website
Writing the Research Paper
Plagiarism (Cheating)
What is Documentation?
Documentation: The MLA Style
Documentation: The APA Style
Documentation: The Chicago Style (Footnotes)
Part 4: Growing as a Writer
Keeping a Journal
Adding Details
Recognizing Cliches
Eliminating Offensive Language
Trimming Wordiness
Using Strong Verbs
Varying Your Sentences
Finding Your Voice
Postscript
A List of Valuable Sources
About the Authors
Index
Troubleshooting Guide
Writing a Thesis
Finding an Organization for Your Essay
Introductions
Paragraphs--Long and Short
Transitions
Incorporating Quotations
Conclusions
How to Make a Paper Longer (and When to Make It Shorter)
How to Work on a Second Draft
Shortcuts for "Word"
Proofreading Tips
Format of College Papers
Special Case: Writing an Essay in Class
Special Case: Writing about Literature
Part 3: The Research Paper
How to Start a Research Project
Three Essential Research Skills
Feature: When You Find Too Few or Too Many Sources
Getting Information at the Library
Getting Information Online
Feature: Sizing Up a Website
Writing the Research Paper
Plagiarism (Cheating)
What is Documentation?
Documentation: The MLA Style
Documentation: The APA Style
Documentation: The Chicago Style (Footnotes)
Part 4: Growing as a Writer
Keeping a Journal
Adding Details
Recognizing Cliches
Eliminating Offensive Language
Trimming Wordiness
Using Strong Verbs
Varying Your Sentences
Finding Your Voice
Postscript
A List of Valuable Sources
About the Authors
Index
Troubleshooting Guide
Introductions
Paragraphs--Long and Short
Transitions
Incorporating Quotations
Conclusions
How to Make a Paper Longer (and When to Make It Shorter)
How to Work on a Second Draft
Shortcuts for "Word"
Proofreading Tips
Format of College Papers
Special Case: Writing an Essay in Class
Special Case: Writing about Literature
Part 3: The Research Paper
How to Start a Research Project
Three Essential Research Skills
Feature: When You Find Too Few or Too Many Sources
Getting Information at the Library
Getting Information Online
Feature: Sizing Up a Website
Writing the Research Paper
Plagiarism (Cheating)
What is Documentation?
Documentation: The MLA Style
Documentation: The APA Style
Documentation: The Chicago Style (Footnotes)
Part 4: Growing as a Writer
Keeping a Journal
Adding Details
Recognizing Cliches
Eliminating Offensive Language
Trimming Wordiness
Using Strong Verbs
Varying Your Sentences
Finding Your Voice
Postscript
A List of Valuable Sources
About the Authors
Index
Troubleshooting Guide
Transitions
Incorporating Quotations
Conclusions
How to Make a Paper Longer (and When to Make It Shorter)
How to Work on a Second Draft
Shortcuts for "Word"
Proofreading Tips
Format of College Papers
Special Case: Writing an Essay in Class
Special Case: Writing about Literature
Part 3: The Research Paper
How to Start a Research Project
Three Essential Research Skills
Feature: When You Find Too Few or Too Many Sources
Getting Information at the Library
Getting Information Online
Feature: Sizing Up a Website
Writing the Research Paper
Plagiarism (Cheating)
What is Documentation?
Documentation: The MLA Style
Documentation: The APA Style
Documentation: The Chicago Style (Footnotes)
Part 4: Growing as a Writer
Keeping a Journal
Adding Details
Recognizing Cliches
Eliminating Offensive Language
Trimming Wordiness
Using Strong Verbs
Varying Your Sentences
Finding Your Voice
Postscript
A List of Valuable Sources
About the Authors
Index
Troubleshooting Guide
Conclusions
How to Make a Paper Longer (and When to Make It Shorter)
How to Work on a Second Draft
Shortcuts for "Word"
Proofreading Tips
Format of College Papers
Special Case: Writing an Essay in Class
Special Case: Writing about Literature
Part 3: The Research Paper
How to Start a Research Project
Three Essential Research Skills
Feature: When You Find Too Few or Too Many Sources
Getting Information at the Library
Getting Information Online
Feature: Sizing Up a Website
Writing the Research Paper
Plagiarism (Cheating)
What is Documentation?
Documentation: The MLA Style
Documentation: The APA Style
Documentation: The Chicago Style (Footnotes)
Part 4: Growing as a Writer
Keeping a Journal
Adding Details
Recognizing Cliches
Eliminating Offensive Language
Trimming Wordiness
Using Strong Verbs
Varying Your Sentences
Finding Your Voice
Postscript
A List of Valuable Sources
About the Authors
Index
Troubleshooting Guide
How to Work on a Second Draft
Shortcuts for "Word"
Proofreading Tips
Format of College Papers
Special Case: Writing an Essay in Class
Special Case: Writing about Literature
Part 3: The Research Paper
How to Start a Research Project
Three Essential Research Skills
Feature: When You Find Too Few or Too Many Sources
Getting Information at the Library
Getting Information Online
Feature: Sizing Up a Website
Writing the Research Paper
Plagiarism (Cheating)
What is Documentation?
Documentation: The MLA Style
Documentation: The APA Style
Documentation: The Chicago Style (Footnotes)
Part 4: Growing as a Writer
Keeping a Journal
Adding Details
Recognizing Cliches
Eliminating Offensive Language
Trimming Wordiness
Using Strong Verbs
Varying Your Sentences
Finding Your Voice
Postscript
A List of Valuable Sources
About the Authors
Index
Troubleshooting Guide
Proofreading Tips
Format of College Papers
Special Case: Writing an Essay in Class
Special Case: Writing about Literature
Part 3: The Research Paper
How to Start a Research Project
Three Essential Research Skills
Feature: When You Find Too Few or Too Many Sources
Getting Information at the Library
Getting Information Online
Feature: Sizing Up a Website
Writing the Research Paper
Plagiarism (Cheating)
What is Documentation?
Documentation: The MLA Style
Documentation: The APA Style
Documentation: The Chicago Style (Footnotes)
Part 4: Growing as a Writer
Keeping a Journal
Adding Details
Recognizing Cliches
Eliminating Offensive Language
Trimming Wordiness
Using Strong Verbs
Varying Your Sentences
Finding Your Voice
Postscript
A List of Valuable Sources
About the Authors
Index
Troubleshooting Guide
Special Case: Writing an Essay in Class
Special Case: Writing about Literature
Part 3: The Research Paper
How to Start a Research Project
Three Essential Research Skills
Feature: When You Find Too Few or Too Many Sources
Getting Information at the Library
Getting Information Online
Feature: Sizing Up a Website
Writing the Research Paper
Plagiarism (Cheating)
What is Documentation?
Documentation: The MLA Style
Documentation: The APA Style
Documentation: The Chicago Style (Footnotes)
Part 4: Growing as a Writer
Keeping a Journal
Adding Details
Recognizing Cliches
Eliminating Offensive Language
Trimming Wordiness
Using Strong Verbs
Varying Your Sentences
Finding Your Voice
Postscript
A List of Valuable Sources
About the Authors
Index
Troubleshooting Guide
Part 3: The Research Paper
How to Start a Research Project
Three Essential Research Skills
Feature: When You Find Too Few or Too Many Sources
Getting Information at the Library
Getting Information Online
Feature: Sizing Up a Website
Writing the Research Paper
Plagiarism (Cheating)
What is Documentation?
Documentation: The MLA Style
Documentation: The APA Style
Documentation: The Chicago Style (Footnotes)
Part 4: Growing as a Writer
Keeping a Journal
Adding Details
Recognizing Cliches
Eliminating Offensive Language
Trimming Wordiness
Using Strong Verbs
Varying Your Sentences
Finding Your Voice
Postscript
A List of Valuable Sources
About the Authors
Index
Troubleshooting Guide
Three Essential Research Skills
Feature: When You Find Too Few or Too Many Sources
Getting Information at the Library
Getting Information Online
Feature: Sizing Up a Website
Writing the Research Paper
Plagiarism (Cheating)
What is Documentation?
Documentation: The MLA Style
Documentation: The APA Style
Documentation: The Chicago Style (Footnotes)
Part 4: Growing as a Writer
Keeping a Journal
Adding Details
Recognizing Cliches
Eliminating Offensive Language
Trimming Wordiness
Using Strong Verbs
Varying Your Sentences
Finding Your Voice
Postscript
A List of Valuable Sources
About the Authors
Index
Troubleshooting Guide
Getting Information at the Library
Getting Information Online
Feature: Sizing Up a Website
Writing the Research Paper
Plagiarism (Cheating)
What is Documentation?
Documentation: The MLA Style
Documentation: The APA Style
Documentation: The Chicago Style (Footnotes)
Part 4: Growing as a Writer
Keeping a Journal
Adding Details
Recognizing Cliches
Eliminating Offensive Language
Trimming Wordiness
Using Strong Verbs
Varying Your Sentences
Finding Your Voice
Postscript
A List of Valuable Sources
About the Authors
Index
Troubleshooting Guide
Feature: Sizing Up a Website
Writing the Research Paper
Plagiarism (Cheating)
What is Documentation?
Documentation: The MLA Style
Documentation: The APA Style
Documentation: The Chicago Style (Footnotes)
Part 4: Growing as a Writer
Keeping a Journal
Adding Details
Recognizing Cliches
Eliminating Offensive Language
Trimming Wordiness
Using Strong Verbs
Varying Your Sentences
Finding Your Voice
Postscript
A List of Valuable Sources
About the Authors
Index
Troubleshooting Guide
Plagiarism (Cheating)
What is Documentation?
Documentation: The MLA Style
Documentation: The APA Style
Documentation: The Chicago Style (Footnotes)
Part 4: Growing as a Writer
Keeping a Journal
Adding Details
Recognizing Cliches
Eliminating Offensive Language
Trimming Wordiness
Using Strong Verbs
Varying Your Sentences
Finding Your Voice
Postscript
A List of Valuable Sources
About the Authors
Index
Troubleshooting Guide
Documentation: The MLA Style
Documentation: The APA Style
Documentation: The Chicago Style (Footnotes)
Part 4: Growing as a Writer
Keeping a Journal
Adding Details
Recognizing Cliches
Eliminating Offensive Language
Trimming Wordiness
Using Strong Verbs
Varying Your Sentences
Finding Your Voice
Postscript
A List of Valuable Sources
About the Authors
Index
Troubleshooting Guide
Documentation: The Chicago Style (Footnotes)
Part 4: Growing as a Writer
Keeping a Journal
Adding Details
Recognizing Cliches
Eliminating Offensive Language
Trimming Wordiness
Using Strong Verbs
Varying Your Sentences
Finding Your Voice
Postscript
A List of Valuable Sources
About the Authors
Index
Troubleshooting Guide
Keeping a Journal
Adding Details
Recognizing Cliches
Eliminating Offensive Language
Trimming Wordiness
Using Strong Verbs
Varying Your Sentences
Finding Your Voice
Postscript
A List of Valuable Sources
About the Authors
Index
Troubleshooting Guide
Recognizing Cliches
Eliminating Offensive Language
Trimming Wordiness
Using Strong Verbs
Varying Your Sentences
Finding Your Voice
Postscript
A List of Valuable Sources
About the Authors
Index
Troubleshooting Guide
Trimming Wordiness
Using Strong Verbs
Varying Your Sentences
Finding Your Voice
Postscript
A List of Valuable Sources
About the Authors
Index
Troubleshooting Guide
Varying Your Sentences
Finding Your Voice
Postscript
A List of Valuable Sources
About the Authors
Index
Troubleshooting Guide
Postscript
A List of Valuable Sources
About the Authors
Index
Troubleshooting Guide
About the Authors
Index
Troubleshooting Guide
Troubleshooting Guide
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