Simon & Schuster handbook for writers

"Simon & Schuster handbook for writers" Table Of Contents:

• 1- pt. I. The Writing Process
• 2- 1. Thinking like a writer
• 3- 2. Planning, shaping, drafting, and revising
• 4- 3. Writing paragraphs
• 5- 4. Thinking, reading, and writing critically
• 6- 5. Writing arguments
• 7- 6. Critically analyzing images and using them
• 8- pt. II. Writing Research
• 9- 7. Research writing as a process
• 10- 8. Finding and evaluating sources
• 11- 9. Using sources and avoiding plagarism
• 12- 10. MLA documentation with case study
• 13- 11. APA documentation with case study
• 14- 12. Chicago Manual (CM), Council of Science Editors (CSE), and IEEE documentation
• 15- pt. III. Writing Across The Curriculum
• 16- and Beyond
• 17- 13. Comparing the disciplines
• 18- 14. Writing about the humanities and literature
• 19- 15. Writing in the social sciences and natural sciences
• 20- 16. Writing under pressure
• 21- 17. Business and public writing
• 22- 18. Making oral presentations and using multimedia
• 23- 19. Document and visual design
• 24- 20. Writing for the Web
• 25- pt. IV. Understanding Grammar and Writing Correct Sentences
• 26- 21. Parts of speech and sentence structures
• 27- 22. Verbs
• 28- 23. Pronouns : case and reference
• 29- 24. Agreement
• 30- 25. Adjectives and adverbs
• 31- 26. Sentence fragments
• 32- 27. Comma splices and fused sentences
• 33- 28. Misplaced and dangling modifiers
• 34- 29. Shifting and mixed sentences
• 35- pt. V. Writing Effectively
• 36- 30. Conciseness
• 37- 31. Coordination and subordination
• 38- 32. Parallelism
• 39- 33. Variety and emphasis
• 40- 34. Usage glossary
• 41- 35. The impact of words
• 42- 36. Spelling
• 43- pt. VI. Using Punctuation and Mechanics
• 44- 37. Periods, question marks, and exclamation marks
• 45- 38. Commas
• 46- 39. Semicolons
• 47- 40. Colons
• 48- 41. Apostrophes
• 49- 42. Quotation marks
• 50- 43. Other punctuation marks
• 51- 44. Capitals, italics, abbreviations, and numbers
• 52- pt. VII. Writing When English is a Second Language
• 53- 45. Multilingual students writing essays in Canadian colleges and universities
• 54- 46. Handling sentence-level issues in English
• 55- 47. Singulars and plurals
• 56- 48. Articles
• 57- 49. Word order
• 58- 50. Prepositions
• 59- 51. Gerunds, infinitives, and participles
• 60- 52. Modal auxiliary verbs.

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