Coriaty Writing Notes Test

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Profanity Words in an Essay (Know 6)

I, me, my, you, your, is when, are when, being(verb). Avoid using contractions

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Ford Rule

Every sentence must be able to stand on its own. Every sentence must be specific

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Spatula

Identify the problem

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Two Types of Run-On Sentences

  1. Comma Splice (two independent clauses put together with just a comma)

  1. Fused Run-on (two independent clauses put together with no punctuation or conjunction)

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What is Sentence Variety?

Alternate ways to begin a sentence

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What are the three ways to show sentence variety?

  1. Begin with preposition

  2. Begin with present participle

  3. Begin with an adverb

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Step 1 in writing and introduction

Read and understand the writing prompt

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Step 2 in writing an introduction

Boil the prompt down to two to four key words

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Step 3 in writing an Introduction

Use any combination of the three “funneling-in” techniques; use the two to four words from step two to “funnel-in” your thesis

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Step 4 in writing an Introduction

Restate key words of the writing prompt in creating your thesis (main claim)

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What aspect should your thesis hold?

Your thesis should be debatable

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What should you in your first sentence of your intro in when doing a LITERARY ANALYSIS?

Start with T.A.G. (Title, author, genre)

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How big should your introduction be?

3 - 3 3/4

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How big should your margins be a set at?

1 inch!

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What is a writing prompt?

Directions for writing

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Thesis Statement (Main Claim)

It lets the reader know what’s coming up in the body paragraph

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What are the three funneling-in strategies?

  1. Direct Statement

  2. Question

  3. Negative to Positive

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What do the funneling-in strategies do?

These are the three ways to get from the top of your introduction to the top of your thesis.

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Topic Sentence

A miniature thesis statement. It lets the reader know what’s coming up in that particular body paragraph. Topic sentences must be specific!!

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Step 1 in writing a conclusion

Restate your thesis

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Step 2 in writing a Conclusion

Using direct statements, “funnel out” by going broad beyond the main point

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Step 3 in writing a conclusion

At the end of the your conclusion, leave the reader with a final thought

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How long should your conclusion be?

3 - 3.75 lines

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What is the saying for having good writing? (Hint: think of dead sentences)

Just as a gardener eliminates dead wood from a tree, a good writer eliminates dead words from a sentence. (Precise yet powerful!)

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Level 1 of Repetition

Rename nouns and verbs, when possible, to avoid repetition

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Level 2 of Repetition

Rename nouns and verbs to make your argument stronger

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Equation for Controlled Quote

Your words + the words of the author = a grammatically correct sentence

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What are the FOUR elements when writing a Literary Analysis Essay?

  1. Topic sentence (must be specific)

  2. Comment Fully (provide context)

  3. Controlled quote (two typed out lines or less)

Comment Fully (Analysis)