Probably one of the most popular sources for information today is the Internet. If we type in a few key words, we have instant access to almost anything on a given topic. But as accessible as it is we need to use it wisely as we research for information.
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coherence = clear and logical ideas. This word refers to how well the sentence topics are connected to each other, and how well they are connected to the main idea.
If you want to be a good reader, you must be able to identify main ideas and supporting details. What’s the difference between the topic and the main idea? The topic is…
Rule: Use “a” before words that begin with a CONSONANT SOUND and “an” before words that begin with a VOWEL SOUND.
Begin by developing a tentative thesis statement. A statement that describes the topic and the direction you will take. Later you can come back and revise your thesis statement, but for now a tentative thesis statement will get you going.
The purpose for summarizing a passage is to condense information, either to provide an overview for others to read, or for your research project. Organization: In the first sentence include…
When do we use the simple past, and when do we use the present perfect? Simple Past We use the simple past to talk about things that happened in the…
Instead of repeating a noun in a paragraph, use pronouns to refer back to the person, place, or thing you are talking about. Some examples of pronouns are I, you, he, she, they, we, it, this,…
Practice is key to delivering an effective speech. Some speakers rely on their notes to keep their thoughts organized. But if you want to connect with your audience, know your material well enough (practice) to maintain good eye contact.
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