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ENGL 101 Quiz: Sentences Covers the Learn material from Module 5: Week 5 — Module 7: Week 7. Beijing now boasts a large number of pet dogs, so there are more than 300 shops for odd pet-care products. This sentence correctly uses conjunctions and punctuation. Miriam, with her husband, owns a small business. Is this…
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ENGL 101 Quiz: Commas Module 1: Week 1 — Module 3: Week 3 Lindsay are you, there? This sentence is correctly punctuated. Which sentence is correctly punctuated? I will make dinner, my love. This sentence is correctly punctuated. Which sentence is correctly punctuated? Which sentence is correctly punctuated? Which sentence is correctly punctuated? Which sentence…
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ENGL 101 Essay 3 Liberty University This includes the thesis and outline. Essay 3 will be a cause and effect argument of 1,200–1,500 words.
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ENGL 101 Essay 2 Liberty University This includes the thesis and outline. Essay 2 will be an ethical argument of 1,000–1,200 words.
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ENGL 101 Essay 1 Liberty University This includes the thesis and outline. The student will write 3 essays throughout the course. Essay 1 will be a proposal argument of 1,000–1,200 words.
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ENGL 101 Discussion Board Liberty University This answer key includes discussion board 1 and discussion board 2 Discussion boards are collaborative learning experiences. Therefore, for each forum assignment, the student will address the instructor’s given topic. Then, the student will create one reply to a classmate’s thread.
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ENGL 101 Grammar Test 2 Liberty University Set 1 Choose the option that includes a sentence fragment. Choose the word group that is NOT a run-on sentence (a comma splice or a fused sentence). Choose the word group that is NOT a run-on sentence (a comma splice or a fused sentence). The following word group…
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ENGL 101 Grammar Test 1 Liberty University Set 1 Choose the sentence that shows an ERROR in the use of a comma. If both sentences are correct, choose “Both sentences are correct.” Tying up loose ends before leaving for college Kaitlyn planned a meeting with her high school Choral teacher, Mrs. Coleman. Kaitlyn had never…