Mid-term Flashcards

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Mla format

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  1. Times New Roman
  2. size 12
  3. spacing double
  4. margin 1.0
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Heading Information (in order)

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  1. Name
  2. Professor
  3. class name
  4. date
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What is comma rule #1

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Use a comma after introducing word groups, such as subinrate clauses prepositional phrases, participial phases

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What is comma rule #2

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Use commas with coordinating conjunctions to join independent clauses; seven coordinating are for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so.

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What is comma rule #3

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Use a comma to join items in a series, including at least time place a comma

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Way #1 to correct run-on sentences

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Join independent clauses using a comma and one of the seven coordinating conjunctions: for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so

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Way #2 to correct run-on sentences

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Join independent clauses with a semicolon if the independent clauses are closely related.

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Way #3 to correct run-on sentences

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Join independent clauses with a colon if the second independent clause summarizes or explains the first independent clause.

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Way #4 to correct run-on sentences

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Join independent clauses with a dash to add emphasis to the second independent clause if it contains emotional significance or makes an especially important point.

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Way #5 to correct run-on sentences

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Join independent clauses with a period.

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Way #6 to correct run-on sentences

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Join independent clauses with a subordinating conjunction.

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