Transitional words and phrases are very important because they help move the reader along from one idea to another. To read more about transitions and see a list of transitional words and phrases, click on the link below.
Transitions from the Purdue OWL
Thursday, November 10, 2011
Coordinating Conjunctions
Here is a list of COORDINATING CONJUNCTIONS that can be used to join two INDEPENDENT CLAUSES and form a COMPOUND SENTENCE.
These are often called FANBOYS words because the first letter of each of the words spells out FANBOYS:
For
And
Nor
But
Or
Yet
So
These are often called FANBOYS words because the first letter of each of the words spells out FANBOYS:
For
And
Nor
But
Or
Yet
So
Subordinating Conjunctions and Complex Sentences
Here is a quick list of subordinating conjunctions:
Coordination and Subordination from the Purdue OWL
- after
- although
- as
- as if
- because
- before
- even if
- even though
- if
- if only
- rather than
- since
- that
- though
- unless
- until
- when
- where
- whereas
- wherever
- whether
- which
- while
Coordination and Subordination from the Purdue OWL
Saturday, November 5, 2011
MLA Format Information from the Purdue OWL
Check out the links below for MLA format information!
MLA Format Basic Information
MLA Format In-Text Citations for Research Papers
MLA Format Works Cited Pages for Research Papers
MLA Format Basic Information
MLA Format In-Text Citations for Research Papers
MLA Format Works Cited Pages for Research Papers
Thursday, November 3, 2011
Grammar Websites
Here is a list of grammar websites with information and exercises you can complete:
Chomp Chomp Grammar Website
Grammar Monster Website
HyperGrammar Website
Bedford/St. Martin's Grammar Tutorials
Guide to Grammar and Writing
Chomp Chomp Grammar Website
Grammar Monster Website
HyperGrammar Website
Bedford/St. Martin's Grammar Tutorials
Guide to Grammar and Writing
WikiBooks Resource Page
Click here to explore the WikiBooks page that has everything from how to organize an essay to grammar information.
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