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All Rights Reserved. May not be copied, scanned, or duplicated, in whole or in part. Due to electronic rights, some third party content may be suppressed from the eBook and/or eChapter(s). Editorial review has deemed that any suppressed content does not materially affect the overall learning experience. Cengage Learning reserves the right to remove additional content at any time if subsequent rights restrictions require it. iv Contents Hadley McGraw, “Everyone Pays the Price” 26 I pray Martin will trade his gun for me, even get an education. I cry every night and try to live every day. Journal Writing 28 Cross-Curricular and Career-Related Writing 29 WRITER’S GUIDELINES 29 Part II WRITING SENTENCES 31 Chapter 2 Parts of Speech 33 MICROTHEME 33 Principles for Identifi cation 34 Nouns 34 Pronouns 34 Verbs 35 Adjectives 35 Adverbs 36 Prepositions 37 Conjunctions 37 Interjections 38 Chapter Review 41 Chapter Review Exercise 41 Chapter 3 Subjects and Verbs 43 MICROTHEME 43 Subjects 44 Nouns 44 Pronouns 44 Compound Subjects 45 Implied Subjects 45 Trouble Spot: Prepositional Phrases 45 Trouble Spot: The Words Here and There 46 Verbs 47 Types of Verbs 47 Verb Phrases 47 Trouble Spot: Words Such as Never, Not, and Hardly 48 Compound Verbs 48 Trouble Spot: Verbals 48 Location of Subjects and Verbs 49 Chapter Review 52 Chapter Review Exercises 53 Chapter 4 Kinds of Sentences 56 MICROTHEME 56 Clauses 57 Independent Clauses 57 Dependent Clauses 57 02131_00_fm_p00i-xxii.indd iv 11/27/09 2:43:15 AM Copyright 2010 Cengage Learning. All Rights Reserved. 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Contents v Relative Clauses 57 Trouble Spot: Phrases 58 Writing Sentences 59 Simple Sentences 59 Compound Sentences 60 Complex Sentences 61 Compound-Complex Sentences 62 Procedure for Sentence Analysis 63 Chapter Review 67 Chapter Review Exercises 68 Chapter 5 Combining Sentences 71 MICROTHEME 71 Coordination: The Compound Sentence 72 Punctuation with Coordinating Conjunctions 72 Semicolons and Conjunctive Adverbs 74 Punctuation with Semicolons and Conjunctive Adverbs 75 Subordination: The Complex Sentence 77 Subordinating Conjunctions 78 Punctuation with Subordinating Conjunctions 79 Punctuation with Relative Pronouns 79 Coordination and Subordination: The Compound-Complex Sentence 81 Punctuation of Complicated Compound or Compound-Complex Sentences 82 Other Ways to Combine Ideas 84 Omissions: When Parts Are Missing 85 Variety in Sentences: Types, Order, Length, Beginnings 87 Chapter Review 89 Chapter
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