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  • # About English Academic Writing
  • I. Understanding Sentence Basics
    • A. Introduction: What Is a Sentence?
    • B. Basic Sentence Types, Components, and Word Order
      • 1. sentence types
      • 2. parts of speech and word order
    • C. Writing Sentences in Different Verb Tenses
    • D. Writing Sentences with Dependent Clauses
    • E. Some Other Important Writing Mechanics
      • 1. subject-verb agreement
      • 2. capitalization and punctuation
      • 3. transitional words and connectors
      • 4. avoiding sentence fragments, comma splices and run-on sentences
      • 5. avoiding misplaced & dangling modifiers
  • II. From Sentence to Paragraph
    • A. Introduction: What Is a Paragraph?
      • (page 2)
    • B. The Topic Sentence
    • C. Supporting Sentences
    • D. The Concluding Sentence
    • E. Characteristics of Good Paragraph Writing
    • F. Writing Process of a Paragraph
  • III. Types of Paragraphs
    • 0. Introduction to Major Types of Paragraphs
    • A. Descriptive Paragraphs
    • B. Narrative Paragraphs
    • C. Comparison and Contrast Paragraphs
    • D. Cause and Effect Paragraphs
      • (page 2)
    • E. Definition Paragraphs
    • F. Classification Paragraphs
    • G. Opinion / Persuasion / Argumentation Paragraphs
      • 1. Opinion Paragraphs
      • 2. Argumentative (or Persuasive) Paragraphs
    • H. Process Analysis Paragraphs
    • I. Problem and Solution Paragraphs
  • IV. From Paragraph to (Short) Essay
    • A. Introduction: What Is an Essay?
    • B. The Introductory Paragraph
      • 1. how to write an introductory paragraph
      • 2. thesis statement
      • 3. hook
    • C. The Concluding Paragraph
    • D. Body Paragraphs
    • E. Characteristics of Good Essay Writing
    • F. Writing Process of an Essay
      • 1. (general / mixed)
      • 2. brainstorming and free-writing
        • (page 2)
      • 3. making an outline for organization
      • 4. revising and editing
  • V. Types of (Short) Essays
    • 0. Introduction to Major Types of Essays
    • A. Descriptive Essays
    • B. Narrative Essays
    • C. Comparison and Contrast Essays
      • (page 2)
      • (page 3)
    • D. Cause and Effect Essays
    • E. Definition Essays
    • F. Classification Essays
    • G. Argumentation / Persuasion / Opinion Essays
      • 1. argumentative essays
        • (page 2)
        • (page 3)
      • 2. persuasive essays
        • (page 2)
      • 3. opinion essays
    • H. Process Analysis Essays
    • I. Problem and Solution Essays
      • (page 2)
    • J. Critique & Analysis Essays
      • (page 2)
    • K. Informative Essays
    • L. Theme Essays
  • VI. Advanced Academic Writing: Research Paper, Thesis and Dissertatioin
    • A. General Introduction
      • 1. What is and how to write a research paper, thesis, or dissertation?
        • (page 2)
      • 2. research methodology
        • (page 2)
    • B. The Writing Process of a Research Paper
      • 0. (general / mixed)
      • 1. brainstorming
      • 2. outlining
      • 3. drafting
      • 4. doing research (and the related)
      • 5. revising, editing, and proofreading
        • (page 1: mixed)
        • (page 2: revising)
        • (page 3: editing)
        • (page 4: proofreading)
    • C. Abstract & Proposal
      • 1. proposal
      • 2. abstract
    • D. Literature Review
      • (page 2)
    • E. How to Format
      • 1. (relevant:) about intellectual property and plagiarism
      • 2. formatting styles
        • a. (general & mixed)
        • b. MLA style
          • (page 2)
          • (page 3)
        • c. APA style
    • F. Essential Skills: Summarizing, Paraphrasing, and Using Quotations
      • 1. (general / mixed)
      • 2. summarizing (and responding)
        • (page 2)
      • 3. paraphrasing
      • 4. using quotations
    • G. More Language Sensibility
      • 1. avoiding choppy and stringy sentences
      • 2. avoiding run-on sentences, comma splices, and sentence fragments
      • 3. how to reduce clauses to phrases and avoid dangling or misplaced modifiers
      • 4. avoiding faulty parallelism; words of urgency
      • 5. avoiding unclear comparisons
      • 6. avoiding bias in writing
      • 7. (others)
    • H. (relevant:) Oral Defense and Academic Presentation
      • 1. oral defense
        • (page 2)
      • 2. academic and formal public presentation
        • (page 2)
  • VII. Supplementary Unit
    • A. Tips for Timed Writing & Exams
    • B. Helpful Tools and Resources
    • C. other kinds of creative writing
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    VI. Advanced Academic Writing: Research Paper, Thesis & Dissertation
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    A. General Introduction
    1. What is and how to write a research paper, thesis, or dissertation?
    2. research methodology
    B. The Writing Process of a Research Paper
    0. (general / mixed)
    1. brainstorming
    2. outlining
    3. drafting
    4. doing research (and the related)
    5. revising, editing, and proofreading
    (page 1: mixed)
    (page 2: revising)
    (page 3: editing)
    (page 4: proofreading)
    C. Abstract & Proposal
    D. Literature Review
    E. How to Format
    1. (relevant:) about intellectual property and plagiarism
    2. formatting styles
    F. Essential Skills: Summarizing, Paraphrasing, and Using Quotations
    G. More Language Sensibility
    1. avoiding choppy and stringy sentences
    2. avoiding run-on sentences, comma splices, and sentence fragments
    3. how to reduce clauses to phrases and avoid dangling or misplaced modifiers
    4. avoiding faulty parallelism; words of urgency
    5. avoiding unclear comparisons
    6. avoiding bias in writing
    7. (others)
    H. (relevant:) Oral Defense and Academic Presentation
    # videos: on the following subpages
    (page 1: mixed)
    (page 2: revising)
    (page 3: editing)
    (page 4: proofreading)
    Subpages (4): (page 1: mixed) (page 2: revising) (page 3: editing) (page 4: proofreading)
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