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The Writing Center Tutorials Series

The Writing Center produces a variety of materials to help students enhance specific writing skills.

TWC1 - A Glossary of Terms
TWC2 - A Sample Five-Paragraph Essay
TWC3 - Commonly Misused Words
TWC4 - Critical Reading Strategies
TWC5 - Economical Language or “Simply Said”
TWC6 - Formal vs. Informal Language
TWC7 - How and Why to Create an Outline
TWC8 - Imply or Infer?
TWC9 - Making Subjects and Verb Agree
TWC10 - Making Transitions Between Paragraphs
TWC11 - Model Three-Paragraph Essay
TWC 12 - Paraphrasing (Purdue OWL)
TWC 13 - Quotations, Summaries and Paraphrasing
TWC14 - Rules for Finding and Fixing Pronoun Agreement Errors
TWC15 - Run-on Sentences/Sentence Fragments
TWC16 - Sample Multi-Paragraph Essay
TWC17 - Sentence Fragments Worksheet
TWC18 - Subject-Verb Agreement (10 Rules)
TWC19 - The Logical Sequencing Formula
TWC20 - Tips on How to Start to Write an Essay
TWC21 - Transitional Words and Phrases
TWC22 - Transitional Words
TWC23 - Writing Concise Sentences
TWC24 - Seven Steps to Effective Proofreading
TWC25 - This or That – Confused between This and That?
TWC26 - Verb Agreement with Collective Singular Nouns
TWC27 - Pronoun Agreement: Collective Nouns
TWC28 - When to Use Who or That
TWC29 - Topic Sentence
TWC30 - The Apostrophe
TWC31 - Who or Whom
TWC32 - Prepositions
TWC33 - Affect or Effect
TWC34 - The Dangers of Plagiarism

 

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