Longman Academic Writing Series 4

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Writing Objectives Longman Academic Writing Series 4 Chapter Writing Objectives CHAPTER 1: PARAGRAPH STRUCTURE 1 - Identify the parts of a paragraph - Construct an appropriate topic sentence - Support the topic sentence eith the details and examples - Distinguish facts from opinions - Use a concluding sentence to complete a paragraph - Write, revise, and edit a paragraph about communication CHAPTER 2: UNITY AND COHERENCE 2 - Organize a unified paragraph around one central idea - Construct a coherent paragraph by Repeating key nouns Using consistent pronouns Using transition signals to link ideas Arranging ideas in logical order - Write, revise, and edit a paragraph about health and medicine

CHAPTER 3: USING OUTSIDE SOURCES 3 - Cite sources of outside information used for reference - Use direct an indirect quotations as supporting details - Correctly paraphrase information from outsite sources - Summarize outsite sources used as support - Write, revise, and edit a summary of an article about language CHAPTER 4: FROM PARAGRAPH TO ESSAY 4 - Identify the parts of an essay - Analyze an essay s introduction and conclusion - Construct an appropriate thesis statement - Support the thesis statement with body paragraphs - Organize an essay, using transition signals as necessary - Write, revise, and edit an essay about education CHAPTER 5: PROCESS ESSAYS 5 - Analyze a process essay - Organize steps in a process - Construct a thesis statement for a process essay - Use transition signals to show chronologicalorder - Write, revise, and edit a process essay about earth science

CHAPTER 6: COUSE / EFFECT ESSAYS 6 - Analyze a cause / effect essay - Construct a thesis statement for a cause / effect essay - Organize a cause / effect essay - Use cause / effect transition signals - Write, revise, and edit a cause / effect essay about psychology CHAPTER 7: COMPARISON / CONTRAST ESSAYS 7 - Analyze a comparison / contrast essay - Construct a thesis statement for a comparison / contrast essay - Organize a comparison / contrast essay - Use comparison signals to connect similar ideas - Use contrast signals to connect different ideas - Write, revise, and edit a comparison / contrast essay about culture CHAPTER 8: ARGUMENTATIVE ESSAYS 8 - Analyze an argumentative essay - Construct an introduction for an argumentative essay - Use transitions of contrast - Identify and renut opposing arguments - Support your ideas using statistics - Write, revise, and edit an argumentative essay about space travel

CHAPTER 9: TYPES OF SENTENCES 9 - Recognize independent and dependent clauses - Analyze different types of sentences - Use coordinators, conjunctive adverbs, and semicolons to create compound sentences - Use adverb clauses to create complex sentences - Combine different types of clauses to create compound complex sentences - Write a paragraph that uses a variety of sentence types CHAPTER 10: PARALLELISM AND SENTENCE PROBLEMS 10 - Analyze and use parallel structure - Identify and correct choppy writing - Identify and correct sentence fragments - Identify and correct run on sentences and comma splices - Identify and correct stringy sentences - Write a paragraph that uses parallel structure CHAPTER 11: NOUN CLAUSES 11 - Form noun clauses beginning with theword that - Form sentences beginning with it - Use special verb tenses in that clauses - Form noun clauses beginning with the words if / whether - Form question clauses - Write a letter that includes sentences with noun clauses

CHAPTER 12: ADVERB CLAUSES 12 - Recognize kinds of adverb clauses - Punctuate sentences with adverb clauses - Use adverb clauses to express concepts such as time, place, manner, reason, result, purpose, and contrast - Write a paragraph that includes sentences with adverb clauses CHAPTER 13: ADJECTIVE CLAUSES 13 - Form adjective clauses with relative pronouns and adverbs - Position adjective clauses properly in a sentence - Make subjects and verbs agree in adjective clauses - Form adjective clauses, using relative pronouns as subjects and objects - Use adjective clauses to show possession, quantity, quality, time, and place - Write a paragraph that includes sentences with adjective clauses CHAPTER 14: PARTICIPLES AND PARTICIPIAL PHRASES 14 - Identify participles and participial phrases - Form reduced adjective and adverb clauses - Position and punctuate participialphrases - Form present and past participial phrases - Use participial phrases to improve your writing style - Write a paragraph that includes participles and participial phrases