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English Skills with Readings, 5/e
John Langan, Atlantic Community College
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Contents:

Chapter 1: An Introduction to Writing
Chapter 2: The Writing Process
Chapter 3: The First and Second Steps in Writing
Chapter 4: The Third Step in Writing
Chapter 5: The Fourth Step in Writing
Chapter 6: Four Bases for Revising Writing
Chapter 7: Introduction to Paragraph Development
Chapter 8: Providing Examples
Chapter 9: Explaining a Process
Chapter 10: Examining Cause and Effect
Chapter 11: Comparing or Contrasting
Chapter 12: Defining a Term
Chapter 13: Dividing and Classifying
Chapter 14: Describing a Scene or Person
Chapter 15: Narrating an Event
Chapter 16: Arguing a Position
Chapter 17: Writing the Essay
Chapter 18: Using the Library and the Internet
Chapter 19: Writing a Research Paper
Chapter 20: Subjects and Verbs
Chapter 21: Sentence Sense
Chapter 22: Fragments
Chapter 23: Run-Ons
Chapter 24: Standard English Verbs
Chapter 25: Irregular Verbs
Chapter 26: Subject-Verb Agreement
Chapter 27: Pronoun Agreement and Reference
Chapter 28: Pronoun Types
Chapter 29: Adjectives and Adverbs
Chapter 30: Misplaced Modifiers
Chapter 31: Dangling Modifiers
Chapter 32: Paper Format
Chapter 33: Capital Letters
Chapter 34: Numbers and Abbreviations
Chapter 35: Apostrophe
Chapter 36: Quotation Marks
Chapter 37: Comma
Chapter 38: Other Punctuation Marks
Chapter 39: Using the Dictionary
Chapter 40: Improving Spelling
Chapter 41: Vocabulary Development
Chapter 42: Commonly Confused Words
Chapter 43: Effective Word Choice
Chapter 44: ESL Pointers
Chapter 45: Combined Mastery Tests
Chapter 46: Editing Tests
Reading 47: Sister Helen Mrosla
Reading 48: Paul Logan
Reading 49: Jade Snow Wong
Reading 50: Maya Angelou
Reading 51: Andy Rooney
Reading 52: Delores Curran
Reading 53: Ben Carson, M.D.
Reading 54: James Lincoln Collier
Reading 55: Katherine Barrett
Reading 56: Anita Garland
Reading 57: Janny Scott
Reading 58: Rudolph F. Verderber
Reading 59: Linda Ellerbee
Reading 60: Bill Wine
Reading 61: Kathleen Berger
Reading 62: S. Leonard Syme
Reading 63: Theresa Conroy and Christine M. Johnson






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