
Revision Part 2
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Revision Part 2
by Miranda Ferguson
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Multiple Choice
Appositives and relative clauses are both ways to add more information to a sentence.
True
False
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Consistent Tense
Consistency of tense means using the same verb tense throughout a sentence or an entire paragraph
Do not shift from one verb tense to another - e.g. from present to past - unless you really mean to indicate different times.
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Consistency of Number
Consistency of number means avoiding confusing shifts from singular to plural or from plural to singular within a sentence or paragraph.
Choose either singular or plural, then be consistent.
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Consistency of Person
Consistency of person means using the same person, or indefinite pronoun form, throughout a sentence or paragraph.
Avoid confusing shifts from one person to another.
Inconsistencies of person and number can occur together!
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Parallelism
Parallelism or parallel structure, is an effective way to add smoothness and power to your writing.
Parallelism is a balance of two or more similar words, phrases, or clauses.
*Khan Academy Parallelism
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Multiple Choice
You can switch from one verb tense to another in a sentence
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Inconsistencies of person and number can occur at the same time
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Parallelism is all about balance
True
False
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Revising Questions
Can a reader understand and follow my ideas?
Is my topic sentence or thesis statement clear?
Does the body of my paragraph or essay fully support the topic or thesis statement?
Does my paragraph or essay have unity?
Does my paragraph or essay have coherence?
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Revising Questions
Does my writing conclude, not just leave off?
Are my verb tenses and pronouns consistent?
Have I used parallel structure?
Have I varied the length and type of my sentences?
Is my language exact, concise, and fresh?
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Revision
Many writers first revise and rewrite with those questions in mind.
They do not worry about grammar and minor errors at this stage.
In a separate, final process, they proofread for spelling and grammatical errors.
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Modeling - Revision
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Multiple Choice
The main question we should ask ourselves when revising is "does it make sense"
True
False
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Multiple Choice
We think about grammar when we are revising
True
False
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Open Ended
What essays do you still need to revise?
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