File | Title | Manuscript Id |
Chapter 23: Style: Writing Confidently | conversation2e_ch23_1.html | 532293fa757a2ea45c000003 |
DLAP questions | conversation2e_ch23_1_dlap.xml | 532293fa757a2ea45c000003 |
Write Clear, Logical Sentences | conversation2e_ch23_2.html | 532293fa757a2ea45c000003 |
DLAP questions | conversation2e_ch23_2_dlap.xml | 532293fa757a2ea45c000003 |
Choose the Right Sentence Structures for Your Ideas | conversation2e_ch23_3.html | 532293fa757a2ea45c000003 |
DLAP questions | conversation2e_ch23_3_dlap.xml | 532293fa757a2ea45c000003 |
Put Your Main Ideas in Main Clauses | conversation2e_ch23_4.html | 532293fa757a2ea45c000003 |
DLAP questions | conversation2e_ch23_4_dlap.xml | 532293fa757a2ea45c000003 |
to Give Multiple Ideas Equal Weight, Use a Compound Sentence | conversation2e_ch23_5.html | 532293fa757a2ea45c000003 |
DLAP questions | conversation2e_ch23_5_dlap.xml | 532293fa757a2ea45c000003 |
to Emphasize One Idea Over Another, Use a Complex Sentence | conversation2e_ch23_6.html | 532293fa757a2ea45c000003 |
DLAP questions | conversation2e_ch23_6_dlap.xml | 532293fa757a2ea45c000003 |
Combine Coordination and Subordination in a Compound-Complex Sentence | conversation2e_ch23_7.html | 532293fa757a2ea45c000003 |
DLAP questions | conversation2e_ch23_7_dlap.xml | 532293fa757a2ea45c000003 |
Use Parallel Structures for Similar Elements | conversation2e_ch23_8.html | 532293fa757a2ea45c000003 |
DLAP questions | conversation2e_ch23_8_dlap.xml | 532293fa757a2ea45c000003 |
When You Write a Series, Make All the Elements in it Parallel | conversation2e_ch23_9.html | 532293fa757a2ea45c000003 |
DLAP questions | conversation2e_ch23_9_dlap.xml | 532293fa757a2ea45c000003 |
Compare Like With Like | conversation2e_ch23_10.html | 532293fa757a2ea45c000003 |
DLAP questions | conversation2e_ch23_10_dlap.xml | 532293fa757a2ea45c000003 |
Make Sure All the Elements in the Series Connect Properly to the Rest of the Sentence | conversation2e_ch23_11.html | 532293fa757a2ea45c000003 |
DLAP questions | conversation2e_ch23_11_dlap.xml | 532293fa757a2ea45c000003 |
Let Readers Know Where Your Sentence Is Going | conversation2e_ch23_12.html | 532293fa757a2ea45c000003 |
DLAP questions | conversation2e_ch23_12_dlap.xml | 532293fa757a2ea45c000003 |
Keep Related Ideas Together | conversation2e_ch23_13.html | 532293fa757a2ea45c000003 |
DLAP questions | conversation2e_ch23_13_dlap.xml | 532293fa757a2ea45c000003 |
Keep the Flow of the Sentence Moving Forward | conversation2e_ch23_14.html | 532293fa757a2ea45c000003 |
DLAP questions | conversation2e_ch23_14_dlap.xml | 532293fa757a2ea45c000003 |
Don’t Let Words and Phrases Dangle | conversation2e_ch23_15.html | 532293fa757a2ea45c000003 |
DLAP questions | conversation2e_ch23_15_dlap.xml | 532293fa757a2ea45c000003 |
Avoid Dangling Modifiers | conversation2e_ch23_16.html | 532293fa757a2ea45c000003 |
DLAP questions | conversation2e_ch23_16_dlap.xml | 532293fa757a2ea45c000003 |
Try to Avoid Dangling Prepositions | conversation2e_ch23_17.html | 532293fa757a2ea45c000003 |
DLAP questions | conversation2e_ch23_17_dlap.xml | 532293fa757a2ea45c000003 |
Choose Language That Will Earn You Respect | conversation2e_ch23_18.html | 532293fa757a2ea45c000003 |
DLAP questions | conversation2e_ch23_18_dlap.xml | 532293fa757a2ea45c000003 |
Match Your Style to Your Writing Situation | conversation2e_ch23_19.html | 532293fa757a2ea45c000003 |
DLAP questions | conversation2e_ch23_19_dlap.xml | 532293fa757a2ea45c000003 |
Choose the Right Level of Formality | conversation2e_ch23_20.html | 532293fa757a2ea45c000003 |
DLAP questions | conversation2e_ch23_20_dlap.xml | 532293fa757a2ea45c000003 |
Avoid Unnecessarily Technical Language | conversation2e_ch23_21.html | 532293fa757a2ea45c000003 |
DLAP questions | conversation2e_ch23_21_dlap.xml | 532293fa757a2ea45c000003 |
Use Language That’s Free of Bias and Stereotyping | conversation2e_ch23_22.html | 532293fa757a2ea45c000003 |
DLAP questions | conversation2e_ch23_22_dlap.xml | 532293fa757a2ea45c000003 |
Avoid Exaggeration | conversation2e_ch23_23.html | 532293fa757a2ea45c000003 |
DLAP questions | conversation2e_ch23_23_dlap.xml | 532293fa757a2ea45c000003 |
Use Only Words You Know | conversation2e_ch23_24.html | 532293fa757a2ea45c000003 |
DLAP questions | conversation2e_ch23_24_dlap.xml | 532293fa757a2ea45c000003 |
Choose Lively, Concise Phrasing | conversation2e_ch23_25.html | 532293fa757a2ea45c000003 |
DLAP questions | conversation2e_ch23_25_dlap.xml | 532293fa757a2ea45c000003 |
To Be Vivid, Be Specific | conversation2e_ch23_26.html | 532293fa757a2ea45c000003 |
DLAP questions | conversation2e_ch23_26_dlap.xml | 532293fa757a2ea45c000003 |
Give Every Word a Job to Do | conversation2e_ch23_27.html | 532293fa757a2ea45c000003 |
DLAP questions | conversation2e_ch23_27_dlap.xml | 532293fa757a2ea45c000003 |
Favor the Active Voice | conversation2e_ch23_28.html | 532293fa757a2ea45c000003 |
DLAP questions | conversation2e_ch23_28_dlap.xml | 532293fa757a2ea45c000003 |
Look for Alternatives to Forms of the Verb To Be | conversation2e_ch23_29.html | 532293fa757a2ea45c000003 |
DLAP questions | conversation2e_ch23_29_dlap.xml | 532293fa757a2ea45c000003 |
If You Want to Use Figures of Speech, Invent Your Own | conversation2e_ch23_30.html | 532293fa757a2ea45c000003 |
DLAP questions | conversation2e_ch23_30_dlap.xml | 532293fa757a2ea45c000003 |
Pay Attention to Relationships among Words | conversation2e_ch23_31.html | 532293fa757a2ea45c000003 |
DLAP questions | conversation2e_ch23_31_dlap.xml | 532293fa757a2ea45c000003 |
Avoid Using Too Many -tion, -ing, and -ly Endings | conversation2e_ch23_32.html | 532293fa757a2ea45c000003 |
DLAP questions | conversation2e_ch23_32_dlap.xml | 532293fa757a2ea45c000003 |
Make a Habit of Stating Things in an Affirmative Way | conversation2e_ch23_33.html | 532293fa757a2ea45c000003 |
DLAP questions | conversation2e_ch23_33_dlap.xml | 532293fa757a2ea45c000003 |
In Summary: Style: Writing Confidently | conversation2e_ch23_34.html | 532293fa757a2ea45c000003 |
DLAP questions | conversation2e_ch23_34_dlap.xml | 532293fa757a2ea45c000003 |