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Waveform Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
How should I use dynamics when starting a paragraph and introducing a title
Hello, In this starting paragraph how should I use commas and colons, or should I?
Although Gregory Mantsios’s points are accurate according to statistics, in the story Serving in Florida: author Barbara Bhrenreich has another view…ect.
Is that above correct according to the MLA? Should some of this be italic or capital?
I have a MLA hand book but I don’t understand where all the facts are because the book keeps referring me to different pages. I have an Essay do at 6 PM tonight. Any advice with this paragraph or anything would be greatly appreciated.
I’m getting hammered in this college English class 101 class which is all on the Myth of the American culture because I’m very inexperienced in some of the common grammar rules that most people should already know. I did great in the college reading placement test but they should have tested my grammar before placing me in a $450. three-credit course. I thought I was going to learn the little bits of grammer that I did not know, but apparently your on your own and there is no tutoring.
Advanced thanks!
Mike
Although Gregory Mantsios’s points are accurate according to statistics, in the story Serving in Florida: author Barbara Bhrenreich has another view…ect.
Is that above correct according to the MLA? Should some of this be italic or capital?
I have a MLA hand book but I don’t understand where all the facts are because the book keeps referring me to different pages. I have an Essay do at 6 PM tonight. Any advice with this paragraph or anything would be greatly appreciated.
I’m getting hammered in this college English class 101 class which is all on the Myth of the American culture because I’m very inexperienced in some of the common grammar rules that most people should already know. I did great in the college reading placement test but they should have tested my grammar before placing me in a $450. three-credit course. I thought I was going to learn the little bits of grammer that I did not know, but apparently your on your own and there is no tutoring.
Advanced thanks!
Mike
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m. deadline by a mile. I'm not familiar with MLA, but generally it would be in the story Serving in Florida, author Barbara Bhrenreich Does your college have a writing lab?
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- deadline by a mile.
- I'm not familiar with MLA, but generally it would be in the story Serving in Florida, author Barbara Bhrenreich Does your college have a writing lab?
- Many do.
- I have found the Online Writing Lab from Purdue to have a lot of great resources.
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Sorry, Waveform, I've missed you 6 p.m. deadline by a mile. I'm not familiar with MLA, but generally it would be in the story Serving in Florida, author Barbara Bhrenreich
Does your college have a writing lab? Many do. I have found the Online Writing Lab from Purdue to have a lot of great resources. Here is one page they have on MLA:
Does your college have a writing lab? Many do. I have found the Online Writing Lab from Purdue to have a lot of great resources. Here is one page they have on MLA:
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Hi no problem.
Cool link, Thanks! This is the Harper Junior college in Illinois by the way, sorry. Yes they have a what they call a student center. Well I just picked up an English Grammer for dummies book. It seems like it breaks down the basics while not jumping all over the place like my bedford handbook doses.
By the way, this was only a rough draft that got turned in. The te
Cool link, Thanks! This is the Harper Junior college in Illinois by the way, sorry. Yes they have a what they call a student center. Well I just picked up an English Grammer for dummies book. It seems like it breaks down the basics while not jumping all over the place like my bedford handbook doses.
By the way, this was only a rough draft that got turned in. The te
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