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Grammar Moves: Shaping Who You Are
EN PB NWISBN: 9780205742011 bzw. 0205742017, in Englisch, LONGMAN, Taschenbuch, neu.
Lieferung aus: Deutschland, Transport gratuit.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, buecher.de GmbH & Co. KG, [1].
emTrade-like Grammar Book/emhelps students understand how the grammatical moves they make reveal their personality traits and present their persona to their readers. The text's rhetorical approach emphasizes the transformative power that grammar choices can have on a writer and helps students develop the personality the wish to portray in their writing. Writers can use the imperative mood to suggest control, colons to be assertive, parenthesis to keep the conversation real, and even commas to present an organized persona. By showing students how seemingly small choices can help them manage the impression they make on readers, emTrade-like Grammar Book/em helps students become more deliberate writers. Instead of a rules-driven approach comprehensive in scope and exhaustive in examples, emTrade-like Grammar Book/em uses brevity and humor to engage students and offer them a different way to understand grammar. Product Description emGrammar Moves: Shaping Who You Are /emhelps students understand how the grammatical moves they make reveal their personality traits and present their persona to their readers. The text's rhetorical approach emphasizes the transformative power that grammar choices can have on a writer and helps students develop the personality the wish to portray in their writing. Writers can use the imperative mood to suggest control, colons to be assertive, parenthesis to keep the conversation real, and even commas to present an organized persona. By showing students how seemingly small choices can help them manage the impression they make on readers, emGrammar Moves: Shaping Who You Are /emhelps students become more deliberate writers. Features + Benefits A conversational writing style punctuated with humor invites readers into this rhetorical approach to grammar. Short chapters on selected grammar topics keep instruction brief so that students can focus on thinking about grammar in a new light rather than memorizing a long list of usage rules. A Few Basics opens each chapter, outlining basic grammar rules of the chapter's topic element so that students without a strong sense of grammar will have a brief lesson to contextualize the chapter content, while students with a strong sense of grammar will be reminded of less common usages. Try This exercises close each chapter with low-stakes practice opportunities to help students learn chapter concepts in writing situations related to both to their academic and personal lives. Sample sentences resonate with students' pre-college and college experiences, touching on topics such as work, assignments, the Iraq War, the music industry, internships, and more so that students can better connect the grammar topics in every chapter to their own lives in and outside of college. An appendix on MLA style provides additional support for the instructor eager to try a rhetorical approach to grammar instruction but still requiring MLA coverage offered by traditional college handbooks. Preface Introduction Part 1. You, the Doer Ch. 1. Grammar for Being Assertive: The Colon A Few Basics emColons... and who you want to be/em Having Your Turn Try This Ch. 2. Grammar for Being Proactive: Active Voice A Few Basics emActive Voice... and who you want to be/em Living Pro-actively Writing and Speaking Pro-actively ...Even in the Third Person Try This Ch. 3. Grammar for Being Practical: Prepositions A Few Basics emPrepositions... and who you want to be/em Prepositions We Owe to Other People Those We Owe Ourselves Try This Ch. 4. Grammar for Being In Charge: The Imperative A Few Basics emImperatives...and who you want to be/em Emergencies Building Up to It Gentle Imperatives Try This Ch. 5. Grammar for Being Organized: Commas A Few Basics emCommas... and who you want to be/em Beyond Doing It By Feeling Try This Ch. 6. Grammar for Being Optimistic: "But" A Few Basics emBut... and who you want to be/em End-Focus Alternatives to "But" Try This Part 2. You, the Friend Ch. 7. Grammar for Being Empathetic: Modifiers A Few Basics emModifiers... and who you want to be/em The Failure to Put Oneself in the Reader's Place Examples-Funny and Unfunny Try This Ch. 8. Grammar for Being Respectful: Apostrophes A Few Basics emApostrophes... and who you want to be/em What They're Good For, Really Try This Ch. 9. Grammar for Being Trusting: Cutting Down on Exclamation Points and Intensifiers A Few Basics emExclamation Points, Intensifiers... and who you want to be/em Earning a Listener's Trust Developing Trust in Yourself Try This Ch. 10. Grammar for Being "Real": Contractions, Parentheses, Etc. A Few Basics emContradictions, Parentheses, etc.... and who you want to be/em Five Ways to Create Voice A Cautionary Note Try This Ch. 11. Grammar for Being Diplomatic: Semicolons A Few Basics emSemicolons... and who you want to be/em What We and the Semicolon Have in Common A Punctuation Mark for This Age Doing Without Thanks Try This Ch. 12. Grammar for Being Generous: Cumulative Sentences A Few Basics emPeriodic and Cumulative Sentences... and who you want to be/em The Generous Writer Front-Loading and Back-Loading Try This Ch. 13. Grammar for Being Intimate: Ellipses A Few Basics emEllipses... and who you want to be/em Everyday Ellipses The Secret to the Bonding Power of a Joke Love Above All Try This Ch. 14. Grammar for Being Forgiving: Past Tense A Few Basics emPast Tense... and who you want to be/em The Problem with the Present Tense The Past Tense Alternative Try This Ch. 15. Grammar for Being Expressive: Sentence Length, Etc. A Few Basics emSentence Length, Etc.... and who you want to be/em The Musical Effect of Placement The Musical Effect of Repetition The Musical Effect of Sentence Length Try This Part 3. You, the Thinker Ch. 16. Grammar for Being Open-Minded: Cross-Outs A Few Basics emCross-Outs... and who you want to be/em Normal Everyday Inquiry Close-Minded vs. Open-Minded The Sound of Crossing Out Try This Ch. 17. Grammar for Being Adaptable: Adverbial Provisos A Few Basics emAdverbial Provisos... and who you want to be/em "Will" as Straitjacket A Way Out Try This Ch. 18. Grammar for Being Capable of Dealing with Complexity: The Cues of Complication A Few Basics emCues of Complication... and who you want to be/em Tips for Avoiding Simple-Mindedness Try This Ch. 19. Grammar for Being Well-Mentored: A Special Use of the Present Tense A Few Basics emA Special Use of the Present Tense... and who you want to be/em Grammatical Time Warp Try This Ch. 20. Grammar for Being Honorable: Quotation Marks A Few Basics emQuotation Marks... and who you want to be/em What They Call It At School Try This Ch. 21. Grammar for Being Modest: "I" A Few Basics emSaying "I"... and who you want to be/em "Me, Me, Me" Striking a Humble Balance The emI /emin Storytelling A Final Word on emI/em Try This em /em Ch. 22. Grammar for Being Rebellious: emBreaking /emthe Rules A Few Basics emBreaking Rules... and who you want to be/em Using Grammar to Climb Kohlberg's Hierarchy Caveat Try This A Grammarian's Wish Appendix A: Uses of the Passive Voice Appendix B: MLA Citation Style Common Types of MLA Citation on a Works Cited Page The Format of a Works Cited Page Versandfertig in 2-4 Wochen, Taschenbuch, Neuware, offene Rechnung (Vorkasse vorbehalten).
Von Händler/Antiquariat, buecher.de GmbH & Co. KG, [1].
emTrade-like Grammar Book/emhelps students understand how the grammatical moves they make reveal their personality traits and present their persona to their readers. The text's rhetorical approach emphasizes the transformative power that grammar choices can have on a writer and helps students develop the personality the wish to portray in their writing. Writers can use the imperative mood to suggest control, colons to be assertive, parenthesis to keep the conversation real, and even commas to present an organized persona. By showing students how seemingly small choices can help them manage the impression they make on readers, emTrade-like Grammar Book/em helps students become more deliberate writers. Instead of a rules-driven approach comprehensive in scope and exhaustive in examples, emTrade-like Grammar Book/em uses brevity and humor to engage students and offer them a different way to understand grammar. Product Description emGrammar Moves: Shaping Who You Are /emhelps students understand how the grammatical moves they make reveal their personality traits and present their persona to their readers. The text's rhetorical approach emphasizes the transformative power that grammar choices can have on a writer and helps students develop the personality the wish to portray in their writing. Writers can use the imperative mood to suggest control, colons to be assertive, parenthesis to keep the conversation real, and even commas to present an organized persona. By showing students how seemingly small choices can help them manage the impression they make on readers, emGrammar Moves: Shaping Who You Are /emhelps students become more deliberate writers. Features + Benefits A conversational writing style punctuated with humor invites readers into this rhetorical approach to grammar. Short chapters on selected grammar topics keep instruction brief so that students can focus on thinking about grammar in a new light rather than memorizing a long list of usage rules. A Few Basics opens each chapter, outlining basic grammar rules of the chapter's topic element so that students without a strong sense of grammar will have a brief lesson to contextualize the chapter content, while students with a strong sense of grammar will be reminded of less common usages. Try This exercises close each chapter with low-stakes practice opportunities to help students learn chapter concepts in writing situations related to both to their academic and personal lives. Sample sentences resonate with students' pre-college and college experiences, touching on topics such as work, assignments, the Iraq War, the music industry, internships, and more so that students can better connect the grammar topics in every chapter to their own lives in and outside of college. An appendix on MLA style provides additional support for the instructor eager to try a rhetorical approach to grammar instruction but still requiring MLA coverage offered by traditional college handbooks. Preface Introduction Part 1. You, the Doer Ch. 1. Grammar for Being Assertive: The Colon A Few Basics emColons... and who you want to be/em Having Your Turn Try This Ch. 2. Grammar for Being Proactive: Active Voice A Few Basics emActive Voice... and who you want to be/em Living Pro-actively Writing and Speaking Pro-actively ...Even in the Third Person Try This Ch. 3. Grammar for Being Practical: Prepositions A Few Basics emPrepositions... and who you want to be/em Prepositions We Owe to Other People Those We Owe Ourselves Try This Ch. 4. Grammar for Being In Charge: The Imperative A Few Basics emImperatives...and who you want to be/em Emergencies Building Up to It Gentle Imperatives Try This Ch. 5. Grammar for Being Organized: Commas A Few Basics emCommas... and who you want to be/em Beyond Doing It By Feeling Try This Ch. 6. Grammar for Being Optimistic: "But" A Few Basics emBut... and who you want to be/em End-Focus Alternatives to "But" Try This Part 2. You, the Friend Ch. 7. Grammar for Being Empathetic: Modifiers A Few Basics emModifiers... and who you want to be/em The Failure to Put Oneself in the Reader's Place Examples-Funny and Unfunny Try This Ch. 8. Grammar for Being Respectful: Apostrophes A Few Basics emApostrophes... and who you want to be/em What They're Good For, Really Try This Ch. 9. Grammar for Being Trusting: Cutting Down on Exclamation Points and Intensifiers A Few Basics emExclamation Points, Intensifiers... and who you want to be/em Earning a Listener's Trust Developing Trust in Yourself Try This Ch. 10. Grammar for Being "Real": Contractions, Parentheses, Etc. A Few Basics emContradictions, Parentheses, etc.... and who you want to be/em Five Ways to Create Voice A Cautionary Note Try This Ch. 11. Grammar for Being Diplomatic: Semicolons A Few Basics emSemicolons... and who you want to be/em What We and the Semicolon Have in Common A Punctuation Mark for This Age Doing Without Thanks Try This Ch. 12. Grammar for Being Generous: Cumulative Sentences A Few Basics emPeriodic and Cumulative Sentences... and who you want to be/em The Generous Writer Front-Loading and Back-Loading Try This Ch. 13. Grammar for Being Intimate: Ellipses A Few Basics emEllipses... and who you want to be/em Everyday Ellipses The Secret to the Bonding Power of a Joke Love Above All Try This Ch. 14. Grammar for Being Forgiving: Past Tense A Few Basics emPast Tense... and who you want to be/em The Problem with the Present Tense The Past Tense Alternative Try This Ch. 15. Grammar for Being Expressive: Sentence Length, Etc. A Few Basics emSentence Length, Etc.... and who you want to be/em The Musical Effect of Placement The Musical Effect of Repetition The Musical Effect of Sentence Length Try This Part 3. You, the Thinker Ch. 16. Grammar for Being Open-Minded: Cross-Outs A Few Basics emCross-Outs... and who you want to be/em Normal Everyday Inquiry Close-Minded vs. Open-Minded The Sound of Crossing Out Try This Ch. 17. Grammar for Being Adaptable: Adverbial Provisos A Few Basics emAdverbial Provisos... and who you want to be/em "Will" as Straitjacket A Way Out Try This Ch. 18. Grammar for Being Capable of Dealing with Complexity: The Cues of Complication A Few Basics emCues of Complication... and who you want to be/em Tips for Avoiding Simple-Mindedness Try This Ch. 19. Grammar for Being Well-Mentored: A Special Use of the Present Tense A Few Basics emA Special Use of the Present Tense... and who you want to be/em Grammatical Time Warp Try This Ch. 20. Grammar for Being Honorable: Quotation Marks A Few Basics emQuotation Marks... and who you want to be/em What They Call It At School Try This Ch. 21. Grammar for Being Modest: "I" A Few Basics emSaying "I"... and who you want to be/em "Me, Me, Me" Striking a Humble Balance The emI /emin Storytelling A Final Word on emI/em Try This em /em Ch. 22. Grammar for Being Rebellious: emBreaking /emthe Rules A Few Basics emBreaking Rules... and who you want to be/em Using Grammar to Climb Kohlberg's Hierarchy Caveat Try This A Grammarian's Wish Appendix A: Uses of the Passive Voice Appendix B: MLA Citation Style Common Types of MLA Citation on a Works Cited Page The Format of a Works Cited Page Versandfertig in 2-4 Wochen, Taschenbuch, Neuware, offene Rechnung (Vorkasse vorbehalten).
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Grammar Moves: Shaping Who You Are
ENISBN: 9780205742011 bzw. 0205742017, in Englisch, Longman Publishing Group.
Lieferung aus: Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, În stoc.
Grammar Moves: Shaping Who You Are Weinstein, Lawrence / Finn, Thomas, "Grammar Moves: Shaping Who You Are "helps students understand how the grammatical moves they make reveal their personality traits and present their persona to their readers. The text's rhetorical approach emphasizes the transformative power that grammar choices can have on a writer and helps students develop the personality the wish to portray in their writing. Writers can use the imperative mood to suggest control, colons to be assertive, parenthesis to keep the conversation real, and even commas to present an organized persona. By showing students how seemingly small choices can help them manage the impression they make on readers, "Trade-like Grammar Book" helps students become more deliberate writers.
Grammar Moves: Shaping Who You Are Weinstein, Lawrence / Finn, Thomas, "Grammar Moves: Shaping Who You Are "helps students understand how the grammatical moves they make reveal their personality traits and present their persona to their readers. The text's rhetorical approach emphasizes the transformative power that grammar choices can have on a writer and helps students develop the personality the wish to portray in their writing. Writers can use the imperative mood to suggest control, colons to be assertive, parenthesis to keep the conversation real, and even commas to present an organized persona. By showing students how seemingly small choices can help them manage the impression they make on readers, "Trade-like Grammar Book" helps students become more deliberate writers.
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Grammar Moves: Shaping Who You Are helps students understand how the grammatical moves they make reveal their personality traits and present their persona to their readers. The text’s rhetorical approach emphasizes the transformative power that grammar choices can have on a writer and helps students develop the personality the wish to portray in their writing. Writers can use the imperative mood to suggest control, colons to be assertive, parenthesis to keep the conversation real, and even commas to present an organized persona. By showing students how seemingly small choices can help them manage the impression they make on readers, Grammar Moves: Shaping Who You Are helps students become more deliberate writers. , Paperback, Ediţie: 1, Eticheta: Pearson, Pearson, Grupul de produse: Book, Publicate: 2010-10-28, Studio: Pearson, Vânzări de rang: 210446.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, kimsgtnt.
Grammar Moves: Shaping Who You Are helps students understand how the grammatical moves they make reveal their personality traits and present their persona to their readers. The text’s rhetorical approach emphasizes the transformative power that grammar choices can have on a writer and helps students develop the personality the wish to portray in their writing. Writers can use the imperative mood to suggest control, colons to be assertive, parenthesis to keep the conversation real, and even commas to present an organized persona. By showing students how seemingly small choices can help them manage the impression they make on readers, Grammar Moves: Shaping Who You Are helps students become more deliberate writers. , Paperback, Ediţie: 1, Eticheta: Pearson, Pearson, Grupul de produse: Book, Publicate: 2010-10-28, Studio: Pearson, Vânzări de rang: 210446.
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