Parallel Structure
Learn to use parallel structures in your sentences for emphasis and sentence variety.
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Posted by 11trees | Nov 1, 2021 | Style, Sentence Structure
Learn to use parallel structures in your sentences for emphasis and sentence variety.
Read MorePosted by 11trees | Oct 17, 2021 | Slide Design, Information Literacy, Presentation Skills
Mark Twain popularized the saying that, “There are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies, and...
Read MorePosted by 11trees | Oct 11, 2021 | Presentation Skills
Presentation skills culture varies widely from industry to industry, organization to organization. In the absence of specific guidelines or expectations use our concrete guidelines to design and give great presentations. If possible, review examples of previous presentations given at your organization and adjust accordingly.
Read MorePosted by 11trees | Mar 22, 2018 | Coherence and Cohesion
As you learn to write in English, you will learn how to balance repetition and variety, to ensure cohesion. One strategy to accomplish this purpose is to vary the way you refer to people and things. After the first reference to a noun form, you can refer to it with pronouns and demonstratives until the topic changes.
Read MoreSometimes sentences are unclear because they are ambiguous, and other times because they have too many words. Usually sentences will be clearer if they have fewer words. So as you edit and reread your work, try to take words out to make your writing clearer.
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