WRITING SKILLS SUCCESS IN 20 MINUTES A DAY DOWNLOAD

your reading skills step by step in just 20 minutes a day. Practice exercisesin each chapter allow you to put the reading strategies you learn intoimmediate practice. If you read a chapter a day, Monday through Friday,and do all the exer[r]

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of your everyday thought process. Then when you arepressed for time, you’ll be able to reason through thesituation quickly and effectively.If any of this sounds confusing, don’t worry—each of these ideas will be explained thoroughly in thelessons that follow. What’s important is that you work[r]

5. We arranged that if we got lost, we wouldin the lobby of thehotel.6. On the first day of class, he wrote aabout his house topractice his descriptive writing.7. The young actress hated playing a(n), but she always gotthose parts because she was young and attractive.8. She went[r]

Knowing him, he will this setback andstill win the marathon.trivial (triv·e¯ ·əl)prefix: tri means three(adj.)of little worth or importanceAlthough everyone was excited about the newdevelopment, it became clear that it wasand would not benefit the companyin any way.– VOCABULARY LIST 1: PREFIXES–36Wor[r]

reinforce the meanings of each new word you havelearned. Then, at the end of the book, you will take a75-question posttest so that you can see how muchyou’ve learned as you’ve worked through this book.The pretest that follows this Introduction willhelp you see how good you are at identifying unfamil[r]

64Sentence CompletionInsert the correct word from Vocabulary List 3 into thefollowing sentences.1.Cambodian government officials are preparing toprosecute those leaders most responsible for theKhmer Rouge’s of onefifth of the total population of the country.2. Almost every area of our lives will be af[r]

Lesson 15Practice 1Your table should look something like this:PARAGRAPH IDEA FUNCTION3 when silence is a lie addressing possible counterargument (thatbeing silent isn’t lying)4 man who buys a necklace he knows is stolen offers example of lie5 consequences of his lie offers evidence th[r]

sionally ineffective language or jargon. times inappropriate.language. word choice.Grammar Virtually error free. A few grammatical Several grammati- Many grammatical Most sentences errors, but none cal errors; may errors; often inter- have grammatical that interfere with interfere with fere w[r]

effect (verb) to bring aboutamong (prep.) to compare three or more people or thingsbetween (prep.) used for two people or things1331. Take your time. Studies show that waiting at least 20 minutes before proofreading your work can increaseyour likelihood of finding errors. Get up from yo[r]

Spend time understanding the type of prompt you’ll encounter. Remember that your score depends in large parton how well you address that prompt (both the ACT and SAT essay directions note that an essay written off topicwill be scored 0; a GED essay that fails to adequately address the[r]

the new words from the context of the article and thencheck the definition in your dictionary.– VOCABULARY LIST 6: BUSINESS TERMS–111Words in ContextThe first word we encounter is franchise and we knowfrom the context that it must be a Wendy’s restaurant,so franchise could refer t[r]

Lesson 17Practice 1Here is the paragraph with run-ons, fragments, agreement errors, and confusing words corrected:Comic relief is important in tragedies. Readers need a little relief from all of the sadness in the story. For exam-ple, consider Hamlet. After Ophelia dies, the ne[r]

ones that have an odd number of items in them. So, instead of trying to memorize ten vocabulary orspelling words, split your list into smaller lists of seven and three, or five and five, to help you remem-ber them.Create Visual AidsGive yourself visual assistance in memorizing. If there’[r]

between the words. When an idea comes to you, gowith it. The most important thing is to try and use asmany new words as possible in the correct manner.Try to discover as many alternate forms of thewords from the word list as you can. For example, dif-fident is an adjective used to describe som[r]

refers to making a liquid muddy by stirringup sediment. Though one may become vexedor roiled if cheated by another, cheat is not asynonym of roil.29. d. twist. Bane describes fatal injury or ruin.Twist would not be a synonym, as it is notnecessarily the cause of harm, ruin, or death.30[r]

50. She became (prodigious, prone) to illness whenher immune system began to fail her.Practice ActivitiesGo to your favorite magazine and, while reading an arti-cle, story, or any considerably lengthy feature, circle allthe adjectives (words that describe or qualify nouns)you come across. Take note[r]

45. Sometimes, two words that mean differentthings yet sound the same provide theopportunity for a (prose, pun).46. The (rhetoric, protagonist) in the persuasiveessay was so strong it convinced me to changemy position.47. As a reader, I tend to relate to a (soliloquy,prot[r]

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