AMST3-3
ff4196
EASMT3-3.docxIn Rules for Writers, chapter 13 Eliminating Distracting Shifts, please do Exercise 13-1 on p. 128. The two paragraphs that you end up with should fit on one page.
Be on the lookout for distracting shifts in your own writing. Be especially alert to shifts to second person "you". We do that all the time in informal spoken English. However, shifting to "you" is not appropriate for the formal writing in this course. The lack of such shifts is one of the distinguishing marks of a professional writer.
This assignment does not need a title page, page numbers, or a references page.
In
Rules for Writers
,
chapter 13 Eliminating Distracting Shifts, please do Exercise 13
-
1 on p. 128.
The two paragraphs that you end up with should fit on one page.
Be on the lookout for distracting shifts in your own writing. Be especially alert to shifts to
second person
"
you". We do that all the time in informal spoken English. However, shifting to
"you" is not appropriate for the formal writing in this course. The lack of such shifts is one of
the distinguishing marks of a professional writer.
This assignment does
not
n
eed a title page, page numbers, or a references page.
In Rules for Writers, chapter 13 Eliminating Distracting Shifts, please do Exercise 13-1 on p. 128.
The two paragraphs that you end up with should fit on one page.
Be on the lookout for distracting shifts in your own writing. Be especially alert to shifts to
second person "you". We do that all the time in informal spoken English. However, shifting to
"you" is not appropriate for the formal writing in this course. The lack of such shifts is one of
the distinguishing marks of a professional writer.
This assignment does not need a title page, page numbers, or a references page.
