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Brush up on your grammar and punctuation skills to polish your final drafts.
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Punctuation & Mechanics
Apostrophes
Brackets
Capitalization
Colon
Comma
Comma Splice
Dashes
Exclamation Point
Hyphen
Italics
Parentheses
Period
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Quotation Marks
Run-on Sentences
Semicolon
Sentence Fragments
Grammar
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Adjective or Adverb
Commonly Confused Words
Dangling Modifers
Double Negatives
Inconsistent Verb Tenses
Misplaced Modifiers
Parallelism
Pronoun Agreement
Pronouns
Relative Clauses
Split Infinitives
Subject-Verb Agreement
Use of Numbers
Organization
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Reading the Assignment
Addressing the Audience
Introduction
Thesis Statement
Supporting Paragraphs
Transitions
Conclusion
Revision Process
Style
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MLA Format Guidelines
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APA Format Guidelines
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Chicago Format Guidelines
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Bias Free Language
Paper Outlines & Examples
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Compare/Contrast Papers
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Writing as Inquiry Papers
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Persuasive & Argumentative Papers
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