EN1150 Composition I

This tutorial will provide you with information on the types of sources you may be able to include in your argument, how to decide if your sources are credible, and how to make good decisions about using your sources.

How to find and evaluate resources, and Integrate those resources into your writing

The information on this page tells you how you can present your "evidence" to support your position on your topic..

This article by Melanie Curtin points out that misspellings can be "awkward in professional contexts."

Watch this video to learn the use of both of these words and how to figure out when to use which. PLUS, learn the use of who's and whose!

Watch this video to learn the difference between the possessive "your" and the contraction "you're."

From the Goodwill Community Foundation

The Grammar Guys cover all the ways you should, and should not, use apostrophes.

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Saddleback Educational Publishing. (2015). Beginning Writing 1. www.sdlback.com

From The Blue Book of Grammar and Punctuation

From The Blue Book of Grammar and Punctuation

Saddleback Educational Publishing. (2015). Beginning Writing 1. www.sdlback.com

From The Blue Book of Grammar and Punctuation

From The Blue Book of Grammar and Punctuation

Register and log in to Learning Express to access this resource. (See the Register/Log in link below in the left column.) Click on the link to the tutorial and then Unit 5: Editing II. Lesson 1: Perfect Your Punctuation > Commas: Punctuation Yield Signs. You may stop the tutorial and finish later.

Saddleback Educational Publishing. (2015). Beginning Writing 1. www.sdlback.com

From Test Prep Review (Mometrix Test Preparation)