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A minus (-) in the parentheses means that
this particular item has not been done properly or well.
The entries in the
brackets (for example, [sp]) are approximately what appear in the margins
of your paper to explain a correction or a needed change.
(Your instructors vary somewhat in their notations.)
These marginal notations are the key
to this sheet. Explanations for the problems indicated may be found by
looking up the references to Huckin and Olsen [HO91],
the grammar handbook by Hacker [Hac89], or in the appropriate section
of Appendix of this workbook.
- ( )
- ( )
- ( )
- ( )
- ( )
- ( )
- ( )
- ( )
- ( )[art]
- ( )[count]
- ( )[s/v]
- ( )[tense]
- ( )[plural]
- ( )[prep]
- ( )[pro]
- ( )[pass]
- Sentence Sense
- ( )[frag]
- ( )[mod]
- ( )[]
- ( )[clarity]
- Run-on sentences
- ( )[fused]
- ( )[c/s]
- Commas[Hac89, P1,2,]
- ( )[-rest]
- ( )[app]
- ( )[+rest]
- ( )[list]
- ( )[s/p]
- ( )[trite]
- ( )[wordy]
- ( )[jargon]
- ( )[explain]
- ( )[w/c]
- ( )[cluster]
- ( )
- ( )
- Level of formality[Hac89, W3,]
- ( )[colloq]
- ( )[pers]
- ( )[formal]
- ( )[arrogant]
- ( )[sexist]
- ( )[inflated]
- ( )[choppy]
- ( )[say more]
- ( )[say less]
- ( )[CAP]
- ( )[hyphen]
- ( )[poss]
- ( )[sp]
Kevin Karplus
Computer Engineering
University of California, Santa Cruz
Santa Cruz, CA 95064
USA
karplus@cse.ucsc.edu
(408) 459-4250
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