A 10-month subscription to English Plus. A code, delivered on a printed access card, grants students access to a comprehensive suite of digital resources that includes: assignments, mastery tests, and eBooks of English Essentials; English Essentials, Short Version, 2/e; Clear Thinking and Writing, 2/e. An ebook of Voices and Values, 2/e is also included. Together, these texts provide the clear guidance students need to help master key grammar, punctuation, and usage skills, as well as to understand the basics of clear thinking and explain the writing process and common writing patterns.
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English Plus provides access to eBooks for English Essentials; English Essentials, Short Version, 2/e; and Clear Thinking and Writing, 2/e. Here is the table of contents for each book.
For English Essentials
Preface to the Instructor
Introduction
•About the Book
•Becoming a Better Writer
•Writing Assignments
PART ONE: Fourteen Basic Skills
1. Subjects and Verbs
2. Irregular Verbs
3. Subject-Verb Agreement
4. Sentence Types
5. Fragments I
6. Fragments II
7. Run-Ons and Comma Splices I
8. Run-Ons and Comma Splices II
9. The Comma
10. The Apostrophe
11. Quotation Marks
12. Homonyms
13. Capital Letters
14. Parallelism
PART TWO: Extending the Skills
15. Preparing a Paper
16. Punctuation Marks
17. Pronoun Forms
18. Pronoun Problems
19. Adjectives and Adverbs
20. Misplaced and Dangling Modifiers
21. Word Choice
22. Numbers and Abbreviations
23. More about Subjects and Verbs
24. More about Subject-Verb Agreement
25. More about Verbs
26. Even More about Verbs
27. More about Run-Ons and Comma Splices
28. More about Commas
29. More about Apostrophes
30. More about Quotation Marks
31. More about Homonyms
32. More about Capital Letters
PART THREE: Proofreading
33. Proofreading Techniques
34. Ten Proofreading Tests
PART Four: Related Matters
35. Spelling Improvement
36. Parts of Speech
37. Dictionary Use
For English Essentials, Short Version, 2/e
To the Student
PART ONE Fourteen Basic Skills
1 Subjects and Verbs
2 Irregular Verbs
3 Subject-Verb Agreement
4 Sentence Types
5 Fragments I
6 Fragments II
7 Run-Ons and Comma Splices I
8 Run-Ons and Comma Splices II
9 Commas
10 Apostrophes
11 Quotation Marks
12 Homonyms
13 Capital Letters
14 Parallelism
PART TWO Extending the Skills
15 Preparing a Paper
16 Punctuation Marks
17 Pronoun Forms
18 Pronoun Problems
19 Adjectives and Adverbs
20 Misplaced and Dangling Modifiers
21 Word Choice
22 Numbers and Abbreviations
23 More about Subjects and Verbs
24 More about Subject-Verb Agreement
25 More about Verbs: Tenses
26 Even More about Verbs
27 More about Run-Ons and Comma Splices
28 More about Commas
29 More about Apostrophes
30 More about Quotation Marks
31 More about Homonyms
32 More about Capital Letters
PART THREE Writing and Proofreading
33 The Basics of Writing
34 Writing Assignments
35 Proofreading Techniques
36 Ten Proofreading Tests
PART FOUR For Reference
37 Parts of Speech
38 Dictionary Use
39 Spelling Tips
For Clear Thinking and Writing, 2/e
To the Instructor
To the Student
PART ONE The Basics of Clear Thinking and Writing
1 An Introduction to Point and Support
2 Point and Support in Paragraphs and Essays
3 Understanding the Writing Process
PART TWO Writing Patterns and Practice
4 Relationships in Writing
5 More Relationships in Writing
6 Argument in Writing
7 Writing a Research Paper with Sources
8 A Variety of Writing Assignments
PART THREE A Handbook of Grammar, Punctuation, and Usage
9 Subjects and Verbs
10 Irregular Verbs
11 Subject-Verb Agreement
12 Sentence Types
13 Fragments I
14 Fragments II
15 Run-Ons and Comma Splices I
16 Run-Ons and Comma Splices II
17 Commas
18 Apostrophes
19 Quotation Marks
20 Homonyms
21 Capital Letters
22 Parallelism
23 Preparing a Paper
24 Punctuation Marks
25 Pronoun Forms
26 Pronoun Problems
27 Adjectives and Adverbs
28 Misplaced and Dangling Modifiers
29 Word Choice
30 Numbers and Abbreviations
31 More about Subjects and Verbs
32 More about Subject-Verb Agreement
33 More about Verbs: Tenses
34 Even More about Verbs
35 More about Run-Ons and Comma Splices
36 More about Commas
37 More about Apostrophes
38 More about Quotation Marks
39 More about Homonyms
40 More about Capital Letters