Write 1 : Sentences and Paragraphs /
Dave Kemper, Verne Meyer, John Van Rys, Patrick Sebranek and John Sturtridge.
- Canadian ed.
- Toronto : Nelson Education Ltd., 2016.
- xv, 480 p. : col. ill. ; 28 cm.
- Write .
"Our objective with WRITE 1: Sentences and Paragraphs and its companion WRITE 2: Paragraphs and Essays is to help you function, and even flourish, in college or university, and in the workplace. Now more than ever, you need effective communication skills in order to take your place in our information-driven world. There really is no alternative. Writing, speaking, collaborating, thinking critically—these are the survival skills for the 21st century. We have kept this crucial directive clearly in mind during the development of WRITE 1 and WRITE 2." (Book Preface) CONTENTS: Preface Overview of Write 1 Research-Based Approach Developmental Design Additional Special Features ESL Support Part 1: Writing and Reading for Success
Chapter 1: Writing and Learning Writing to Learn Writing to Share Learning Considering the Range of Writing Reviewing Writing and Learning Chapter 2: Reading and Learning Reading to Learn Using Reading Strategies Reading Graphics Reviewing Reading and Learning Chapter 3: Making the Writing-Reading Connection Analyzing the Assignment Using the Traits Using Graphic Organizers Reviewing the Writing-Reading Connection Part 2: The Writing Process and the Traits of Writing Chapter 4: Using the Writing Process and the Traits Understanding the Writing Process and the Traits Understanding the Writing Process The Steps in the Process
Understanding the Traits of Effective Writing Connecting the Process and the Traits
Bonus Online Chapter Overview: Sentences, Paragraphs, and Essays Chapter 5: Prewriting Analyzing the Assignment Selecting a Topic Gathering Details Finding a Focus Choosing a Pattern of Organization Organizing Your Information Reviewing Prewriting Avoiding Plagiarism – Citing Your Sources Chapter 6: Drafting Following a Drafting Plan Forming a Meaningful Whole Developing Your Ideas Using Levels of Detail Reviewing Drafting Bonus Online Chapter: Peer Reviewing Chapter 7: Revising Understanding Revising Recognizing Strong Writing Understanding the Basic Tactics Reviewing with Peers Reviewing Revision Chapter 8: Editing Understanding Word Choice Writing Fluent Sentences Checking for Correctness Editing Academic Writing Reviewing Editing Bonus Online Chapter: Publishing and Portfolios Part 3: Developing Paragraphs and Essays Chapter 9: Description, Illustration, and Definition Analyzing a Descriptive Paragraph Writing a Descriptive Paragraph Analyzing an illustration Paragraph Writing an Illustration Paragraph Analyzing a Definition Paragraph Writing a Definition Paragraph Reviewing Description, Illustration, and Definition
Chapter 10: Narrative Paragraph Reviewing a Narrative Paragraph Prewriting : Planning Writing : Creating a First Draft Revising : Improving the Writing Editing : Punctuating Dialogue Reviewing Narrative Writing Chapter 11: Classification Paragraph Analyzing a Classification Paragraph Prewriting : Planning a Classification Paragraph Writing : Creating a First Draft Revising : Improving the Writing Editing : Subject-Verb Agreement
Reviewing Classification Writing Chapter 12: Process Paragraph Reviewing a Process Paragraph Prewriting : Planning Writing : Creating a First Draft Revising : Improving the Writing Editing : Sentence Errors
Reviewing Process Writing Chapter 13: Comparison-Contrast Paragraph Reviewing a Comparison Paragraph
Prewriting : Planning Writing : Creating a First Draft Revising : Improving the Writing Editing : Comma Use
Reviewing Comparison Writing
Chapter 14: Cause-Effect Paragraph Reviewing a Paragraph Prewriting : Planning Writing : Creating a First Draft Revising : Improving the Writing Editing : Pronoun-Antecedent Agreement Reviewing Cause-Effect Writing Chapter 15: Argument Paragraph Reviewing a Paragraph Prewriting : Planning Writing : Creating a First Draft Revising : Improving the Writing Editing : Mechanics Reviewing Argument Writing Bonus Online Chapter: Summarizing Source Material Chapter 16: Writing Essays Reviewing an Academic Essay Prewriting : Planning Writing : Creating a First Draft Revising : Improving the Essay Editing : Modifiers Preparing Your Final Copy Review Essay Writing Part 4: Sentence Workshops Chapter 17: Sentence Basics Subjects, Predicates, and Verbs Special Types of Subjects Special Predicates Adjectives Adverbs Prepositional Phrases Clauses Real-World Application Chapter 18: Simple, Compound, and Complex Sentences Simple Sentences Simple Sentences with Compound Subjects Simple Sentences with Compound Predicates Compound Sentences Complex Sentences Complex Sentences with Relative Clauses Parallelism at the Clause Level Real-World Application
Chapter 19: Sentence Style Varying Sentence Lengths New Beginnings I New Beginnings II Using Coordination Using Subordination Combining by Moving Parts Combining by Deleting Sentence Expanding Sentence Modelling Real-World Application Bonus Online Chapter: Sentence Analysis Chapter 20: Agreement Subject-Verb Agreement Agreement with Two Subjects Agreement with I and You Agreement with Singular Indefinite Pronouns Agreement with Other Indefinite Pronouns Pronouns-Antecedent Agreement Other Pronoun Problems Real-World Application Chapter 21: Sentence Fragments Common Fragments Tricky Fragments Real-World Application Chapter 22: Comma Splices, Run-Ons, and Ramblers Comma Splices Run-On Sentences Rambling Sentences Real-World Application Chapter 23: Additional Sentence Problems Misplaced and Dangling Modifiers Shifts in Sentences Real-World Application Bonus Online Chapter: Idiomatic English Part 5: Word Workshops Chapter 24: Noun
Classes of Nouns
Singular or Plural
Tricky Plurals Count and Non-count Nouns Articles Other Noun Markers Real-World Application Chapter 25: Pronoun Personal Pronouns Pronoun-Antecedent Agreement Other Pronoun Problems Indefinite Pronouns Relative Pronouns Other Pronoun Types Real-World Application Chapter 26: Verb Verb Classes Number and Person of Verb Voice of the Verb Present and Future Tense Verbs Past Tense Verbs Progressive Tense Verbs Perfect Tense Verbs Verbals Verbals as Objects Real-World Application Chapter 27: Adjective and Adverb Adjective Basics Adjective Order Adjective Questions and Adjectivals Adverb Basics Placement of Adverbs Adverb Questions and Adverbials Real-Word Application Chapter 28: Conjunction and Preposition Coordinating and Correlative Conjunctions Subordinating Conjunctions Common Prepositions By, At, On, and In Real-World Application Bonus Online Chapter: Transfer Issues Part 6: Punctuation and Mechanics Workshops Chapter 29: Comma In Compound Sentences and after Introductory Clauses With Introductory Words and Equal Adjectives Between Items in a Series and Other Uses With Appositives and Other Word Groups Real-World Application Chapter 30: Apostrophe Contractions and Possessives Real-World Application Chapter 31: Semicolon, Colon, Hyphen, Dash Semicolons and Colons Hyphens Dashes Real-World Application Chapter 32: Quotation Marks and Italics Quotation Marks
Italics Real-World Application
Chapter 33: Capitalization Basic Capitalization Advanced Capitalization Other Capitalization Rules I Other Capitalization Rules II Real-World Application Bonus Online Chapter: Plurals Bonus Online Chapter: Numbers Bonus Online Chapter: Abbreviations, Acronyms, and Initialisms Bonus Online Chapter: Spelling Part 7: Readings Chapter 34: Narrative Essays Understanding Narrative Essays “My Body Is My Own Business” by Naheed Mustafa Writing a Narrative Essay Chapter 35: Process Essays Understanding Process Essays “Metamorphosis” by Sarah Norton
Writing a Process Essay Chapter 36: Comparison-Contrast Essays Understanding Comparison Essays “Why Canada is NOT Northern Ireland and Montreal is NOT Belfast” by Will Ferguson Writing a Comparison Essay Chapter 37: Cause-Effect Essays Understanding Cause-Effect Essays “The Evolution of Evolution” by Helena Cronin Writing a Cause-Effect Essay Chapter 38: Argument Essays Understanding Argument Essays “Canada, My Canada” by Tomson Highway Writing an Argument Essay
English language--Rhetoric--Problems, exercises, etc. Report writing--Problems, exercises, etc. English language--Sentences. English language--Paragraphs.