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  1. Recognize and correct errors in mixed sentence construction. A mixed-construction sentence contains parts that do not fit together because of grammatical structure or meaning. These sentence errors occur when writers begin a statement in one way, or one direction, and then unintentionally change grammatical paths. This kind of sentence ...

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      Introduction; 3.1 Identity and Expression; 3.2 Literacy...

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  2. Linguistic text: The most common mode for writing, the linguistic mode includes written or spoken text. Visuals : The visual mode includes anything the reader can see, including images, colors, lighting, typefaces, lines, shapes, and backgrounds.

  3. In the following examples, the writer needs to revise either the second part to fit with the first part or the first part to fit with the second. Mixed Sentence 2: By starting my general studies classes last semester gave me the opportunity to take classes in my major this fall.

  4. A mixed construction is a sentence with incompatible elements that begins with one type of structure and shifts to another type of structure. In these sentences, the speaker sets out to say one thing and abruptly switches to something else, resulting in confusion.

  5. Define: Give the meaning; bring attention to different interpretations and problems with the definition. Demonstrate/illustrate/show: Present the stages/factors that give rise to a phenomenon or show how an assertion is valid; present in a logical order with examples/evidence/reasoned arguments.

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  6. Academic language has certain characteristics regardless of the course you are writing for. It is formal (see tone ), yet not overly complicated. It is unlike standard conversational language and the hints and tips below will help to elevate your writing style.

  7. Dr. Karen Palmer. When revising, it’s important to check to be sure that you are conveying your ideas accurately and in a way that keeps readers’ attention. This means eliminating repetitive ideas, using straightforward language, using appropriate language, and, sometimes, using figurative language. Eliminating Repetitive Ideas.