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Ready-to-Use Revision and Proofreading Activities: Unit 5
ISBN: 978-0-87628-486-5
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160 pages
September 1999, Jossey-Bass
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About the Writing Skills Curriculum Library.

About Unit 5.

Teacher's Correction Marks.SECTION ONE: WORKING OUT WITH WORDS AND EXPRESSIONS.

5--1. The Plural Puzzle.

5--2. Working with Plurals.

5--3. The Abbreviations Puzzle.

5--4. Working with Possessives.

5--5. Mrs. Livingston's List.

5--6. Working Your Way To 64 with Every 2 Out of 5.

5--7. When Is a Building Raised? When Is a Building Razed?

5--8. Three in a Row.

5--9. Words We Often Confuse.

5--10. Knowing the Difference.

5--11. Is it the Right Word?

5--12. Avoiding Idioms.

5--13. Casting Away the Cliche.

5--14. Don't be as Stubborn as a Mule.

5--15. What Exactly Is All This?.

5--16. Making Your Writing Clearer.

5--17. Mrs. Linker's Class.

5--18. Mrs. Malaprop Has to Go!

SECTION TWO: MAKING SENSE WITH SENTENCES.

5--19. Seven-up.

5--20. Sentence or Fragment?

5--21. Oldies but Goodies.

5--22. Completing the Incomplete.

5--23. Five Across.

5--24. A Computer Glitch (Or Two or Three or . . .).

5--25. Out of Order.

5--26. Stringing the Words Together.

5--27. Ten or Fewer.

5--28. Constructing Sentences by the Numbers.

5--29. Let's Expand Here.

5--30. Thematic Sentences.

5--31. Helping Mr. Hopkins.

5--32. Matching the Sentence's Two Parts.

5--33. Quotations.

5--34. Crazy Quotations.

5--35. The Big Concert.

SECTION THREE: GRABBING HOLD OF THE GRAMMAR AND USAGE PROBLEMS.

5--36. Indefinite Pronouns and Water.

5--37. Be the Teacher.

5--38. Finding a Match.

5--39. Parts-of-Speech Fill-Ins.

5--40. Clauses.

5--41. Do You Agree?

5--42. Detecting the Wrong Verbs.

5--43. Has He Ate the Whole Pie?

5--44. Using the Correct Verb Tense.

5--45. Irregular Verbs.

5--46. Doing the Eighty-One.

5--47. Driving to Work Last Friday, Dad Was in Bloom.

5--48. Lucky Thirteen Grammar Matching.

5--49. Diagnostic Test of Usage.

5--50. One to a Sentence.

5--51. Problems . . . Problems . . . Problems.

5--52. Do You Know Your Grammar and Usage?

5--53. Assessing Some Skills.

5--54. Nationalities Are in-True or False?

5--55. Ten . . . Twenty-Six . . . Sixty-Five.

SECTION FOUR: THE EDITOR'S DESK.

5--56. The Infamous Twenty-Five.

5--57. Spelling Solutions.

5--58. Completing the Spelling.

5--59. Spelling Success.

5--60. Capital Letters.

5--61. Mastering Apostrophes.

5--62. Doubling the Number of Apostrophe Errors.

5--63. The Missing 30.

5--64. The Punctuation Puzzle.

5--65. Why We Use the Comma.

5--66. The Reasons for the Comma.

5--67. Detecting the Common Writing Errors.

5--68. Finding the Eleven Problems.

5-69. Writing Errors.

5--70. Don't Get Any of These Wrong!.

5--71. A Glimpse at the College Scene.

5--72. It Is Now Time to Eliminate the Wordiness of These Groups of Words.

5--73. Now That Is a Mouthful!.

5--74. Unloading Some Words.

5--75. Too Wordy!

SECTION FIVE: MOVING ON TO LONGER WRITINGS.

5--76. Growing Pains.

5--77. An Editor's Nightmare.

5--78. Too Many I's.

5--79. Here's to the Editors!.

5--80. Ouch!

5--81. Assessing a Paragraph.

5--82. What's in a Paragraph?.

5--83. The CD Dilemma.

5--84. A Letter in Need of Repair.

5--85. Becoming More Sophisticated.

5--86. Transitions.

5--87. Joining Them.

5--88. Punctuating the Dialogue.

5--89. Supporting the Thesis Statement.

5--90. The Final Word: Use a Better Word.

Answer Key.