Paper Feedback
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On this page, I will list some issues that I've seen in your writing, and provide links to webpages that discuss those issues in further detail.
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Grammar and Usage
- who/whom vs. that/which
- Grammar Book Explanation
- Use "who" to refer to people; use "that" to refer to inanimate objects or groups
- Grammar Book Explanation
- Unclear pronoun referents
- Pronouns (Owl at Purdue)
- Pronoun Referents (Utah State University)
- Pronoun Reference (Butte-Glenn Community College)
- Pronouns (Owl at Purdue)
- Independent and Dependent Clauses
- Independent and Dependent Clauses (Owl at Purdue)
- Independent and Dependent Clauses (Owl at Purdue)
- Punctuation
- Punctuation (Owl at Purdue)
- Punctuation in Different Types of Sentences (Owl at Purdue)
- Punctuation (Owl at Purdue)
- Incorporating Quotations
- Quotations (Owl at Purdue)
- Academic Voice (avoiding "I" and "you")
- Formal Writing for an Academic Audience (MySchool Online)
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MLA Paper Format and Citation
- Paper Format
- MLA Format (Owl at Purdue)
- MLA Format (Owl at Purdue)
- MLA Citation
- In-text Citation (Owl at Purdue)
- Author-Page Format (Owl at Purdue)
- Works Cited Page (Owl at Purdue)
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Working With Quotations
- Integrating Good Sources (Seton Hill College)
- Close reading
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Editing Marks
| WW | "Wrong Word" -- used when I notice a word used improperly. Look up the definition and usage of the word and consider alternative language |
| colloq | "Colloquial Language" -- see How to Avoid Colloquial (Informal) Writing |
| parallelism | Improper parallel structure -- see Parallel Structures |
| comma splice | see Run-ons - Comma Splices |
| referent unclear | see Pronoun Referents |
