Writing and Thinking: A Handbook of Composition and RevisionHoughton Mifflin, 1931 - 449 頁 Tables on lining-papers."Second revised edition."First edition, 1919, published under title: Sentences and thinking. |
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... tence must contain only one main subject and one main predicate — that is , it must be a simple or a complex sen- tence , not a compound sentence . Use the example below as a model , but try to employ varieties of parallelism other than ...
... tence must contain only one main subject and one main predicate — that is , it must be a simple or a complex sen- tence , not a compound sentence . Use the example below as a model , but try to employ varieties of parallelism other than ...
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... tence often results in the period fault , the use of a period between parts of a sentence . This is one of the most serious blunders that a writer can make . 2. Do not write part of a sentence as if it were a sentence . A period should ...
... tence often results in the period fault , the use of a period between parts of a sentence . This is one of the most serious blunders that a writer can make . 2. Do not write part of a sentence as if it were a sentence . A period should ...
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... tence . Wrong : I worked every day and part of every night . Finally becoming disgusted with my position . Right : I worked every day and part of every night , finally becom- ing disgusted with my position . 2e . Do not write a ...
... tence . Wrong : I worked every day and part of every night . Finally becoming disgusted with my position . Right : I worked every day and part of every night , finally becom- ing disgusted with my position . 2e . Do not write a ...
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