habitual actions, and verb sequence, 584
handouts, for presentations, 282
hardly, 753
hashtags, 289
hasty generalization, 152
have, forms of
as irregular verbs, 575
strong verbs versus, 680–81
have, has, 590
headings
in APA style, 454
in Chicago style, 495
in CSE style, 518
design, 268
levels of, 268
in MLA style, 405
in online texts, 268
wording of, 268
help, acknowledging, 243
helping verb, 534, 569–73 A verb such as a form of be, do, or have or a modal combined with a main verb.
he/she, his/her, 755
hierarchical organization, 57
his/her, he/she, 755
hisself, 755
home page, for portfolio, 343
homonyms, 396–97
Quick Help, 397
hook, in introduction, 81
hopefully, 755
however. See conjunctive adverb
humanities, 300–305. See also MLA style
Quick Help, 301
reading in, 300–301
sample student writing, 303–5
writing in, 301–3
hundred, hundreds, 739
hyphens, 747–50
with compound words, 747–48
for dashes, 722–23
plurals and, 710
with prefixes and suffixes, 748–49
Quick Help, 747
Top Twenty, 10
unnecessary, 749
hypothesis
in the humanities, 300
in the social sciences, 307