Kristen Bowers - Simply Novel
Writing Better Sentences: Transforming Your Writing With Structure is meticulously designed to enhance the sentence crafting abilities of new writers, hesitant or struggling writers, English Language Learners, and anyone aiming to refine their writing skills.
Dive deep into the intricacies of sentence structure, clarity, and complexity through comprehensive videos, lesson handouts, and worksheet exercises. This course offers a step-by-step journey through the building blocks of effective sentence construction, including:
Writing Better Sentences empowers students to embrace their unique style while providing the tools to write with precision and confidence.
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Writing Better Sentences is not merely a course—it's your gateway to writing with elegance and impact. Whether for academic success, professional advancement, or personal satisfaction, this course equips you with the skills to transform your writing, one sentence at a time.
Begin your path to becoming a more adept and confident writer today!
This section is an introduction to the course, which is Part Two of the Essay Apprentice Writing System. While this is Part Two of the Essay Apprentice Writing System, you do not need to take Part One to complete this course.
Part One: Sentence Types and Fragments includes handouts and writing exercises that teach you to identify the four types of sentences, learn basic sentence structure, and work with fragments, subjects, and predicates.
Part Two: Clauses, Commas, and Conjunctions includes handouts and writing exercises that teach you to form complete sentences, work with main and subordinate clauses, and punctuate sentences using commas and coordinating conjunctions.
Part Three: Noun, Adjective, and Adverb Clauses includes handouts and writing exercises that have you learn the differences between noun, adjective, and adverb clauses, and practice writing and identifying each.
Part Four: Appositives, Gerunds, and Punctuation includes handouts and writing exercises that have you learn and work with modifiers, including appositives, gerunds, and present participles, and punctuating sentences with modifiers.
Part Five: Simple, Compound, and Complex Sentences includes handouts and writing exercises that have you learn and work extensively with the different sentence types, including simple, compound, complex, and compound-complex.
The following is an optional course exam for those who want to test their skills at the end of this course.
A final course wrap-up and acknowledgment for completion, with an invitation to take the next course in the program.
Students should have a basic or better understanding of the English language. All videos, handouts, and activities are in Standard American English.
While this is Part Two of the Essay Apprentice Writing System, you do not need to have completed Part One to complete this course.
Must be able to access Google Drive to use digital materials.
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