Video Rental Maps Developed by The New York Times and Netflix The Video rental map developed by The New York Times and Netflix graphically displays movie popularity across neighborhoods from major U.S.Read More…
Course Description ENGH 121-122 is a two-semester composition course that integrates language instruction with composition instruction as a way of preparing you to be successful academic writers across the curriculum. DuringRead More…
Tense Consistency Exercise 1: Recognizing Shifts in Sentences __u_ 1. If the club limit its membership, it raises its dues. __u_ 2. As Barbara was brushing her teeth, the telephone rang. _u__ 3. Thousands of people sawRead More…
Making Rhetorical Connections across Texts The chart and the questions below are intended to help students compare rhetorical elements across genres. Step 1: With your group members, complete the chart below.Read More…
Literary Writing WorkSheet Part 1: Look at the excerpts below, and complete the tables. Graphic Novel: “Don’t forget to take those pills the doctor gave you. He said they’d helpRead More…
Genre Awareness Step 1: With your group members, complete the chart below. Start by selecting one rhetorical element and three texts. *One of these texts must be the academic text. RhetoricalRead More…
Write a paragraph or two that. As you do, please provide examples when possible. It’s all about the United Arab Emirates and The United States. As we are known Arabs that like oily food,Read More…
Developing Your Body Paragraphs Supporting an Idea In general, each paragraph should address one idea. If you find yourself beginning a new idea, begin a new paragraph.[1] Developing a body paragraph2:Read More…
Understanding Noun Phrases in Academic Writing Step 1: Look at the noun phrases below. They are all about psychological services. Categorize each part of the noun phrases below in the table. Read More…
Paraphrasing Paraphrase the passage below Questions of essentialism have been central to recent discussions of identity and identity politics. Is a sense of gender, race, or sexual orientation asRead More…