Basic composition for ESL : an expository workbook /
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| Lenguaje: | English |
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Glenview :
Scott, Foresman and Company,
1982.
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- Introduction. What is a composition?. What is a paragraph?. What does a paragraph look like?. How does a paragraph begin?. How does a paragraph progress?. What holds a paragraph together?
- Unit One. Giving instructions. Model composition 1 How to make a good impression at an American dinner party
- Student outline 1 How to make a good impression at a Job interview
- Student composition 1 How to make a good impression at a Job interview
- Model composition 2 How to use a copying machine
- Student ouline 2 How to use a commercial washing machine
- Student composition 2 How to use a commercial washing machine
- Model composition 3 How to get to the crafton shopping center from oakland
- Student outline and composition
- Unit two. Telling what happened: objective reporting
- Model composition 4 An automobile accident
- Student outline 4 A motorcycle accident
- Student composition 4 A motorcycle accident
- Model composition 5 The first manned flight to the moon
- Student outline 5 The first non-stop solo transatlantic flight
- Student composition 5 The first non-stop solo transatlantic flight
- Model composition 6 Independence day in middleburg
- Student outline and composition
- Unit three. Analyzing by cause and effect
- Model composition 7 Why blake college is popular
- Student outline 7 Why croft college is unpopular
- Student composition 7 Why croft college is unpopular
- Model composition a why Sandra Miller is not healthy
- Student outline 8 Why Bob Adams is healthy
- Student composition 8 Why Bob Adams is healthy
- Model composition 9 The causes of famine
- Student outline and composition
- Unit Four. Comparing and contrasting
- Model composition 10 My two brothers
- Student outline 10 Two sisters
- Student composition 10 Two sisters
- Model composition 11 Two houses for sale
- Student outline 11 Two apartments for rent
- Student composition 11 Two apartments for rent
- Model composition 12 Two cities
- Student outline and composition
- Unit five. Classifying
- Model composition 13 Amount of carbohydrate in foods
- Student outline 13 Amount of protein in foods
- Student composition 13 Amount of protein in foods
- Model composition 14 Contact sports
- Student outline 14 Non-contact sports
- Student composition 14 Non-contact sports
- Model composition 15 The uses of cattle
- Student outline and composition
- Unit six. Describing a mechanism or a process
- Model composition 16 Atelevision
- Student outline 16 An am/fm radio
- Model composition 16 An am/fm radio
- Model composition 17 The human respiratory system
- Student outline 17 The human circulatory system
- Student composition 17 The human circulatory system
- Model composition 18 Earthquakes
- Student outline and composition.