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COM 120 Week 1 Single Mother

Single mothers in America” is the title that I have chosen for my persuasive essay. I feel that being a single mother myself I can relate to them on the same ground as I am living a life walking in the same shoes as them. “With great power comes great responsibility” is a well known line from the movie Spider man.

COM 120 Week 1 Capital Letters 103

1.
– At the turn of a new century and a new Millennium, many people are reflecting on the historical changes that have taken place during the past hundred years.
– At the turn of a new century and a new millennium, many people are reflecting on the historical changes that have taken place during the past hundred years.
2.
– In the late 1990s, Americans began making lists reflecting their choices of the greatest Events, Literature, People, and Films of the century.
– In the late 1990s, Americans began making lists reflecting their choices of the greatest events, literature, people, and films of the century.
3.
– Most Americans would agree that the two World Wars shaped the twentieth century and this country’s role in it.
– Most Americans would agree that the two world wars shaped the twentieth century and this country’s role in it.

COM 120 Week 1 Comma Splices and Fused Sentences 562

1. Most people are familiar with chain letters, this type of correspondence requires a person to copy a letter and send it on to five or more friends.
– run-on sentence
– comma splice
– correct
2. Chain letters, which have existed for years, usually promise good luck or money for people who continue the chain and bad luck for those who break it.
– run-on sentence
– comma splice
– correct
3. Today, electronic chain letters are very common almost anyone who uses e-mail has seen at least one.
– run-on sentence
– comma splice
– correct
4. Many electronic chain letters appeal to the recipient’s good nature, the recipient often hopes for the best and sends the letters on to other people.
– run-on sentence
– comma splice
– correct
5. One popular e-mail chain letter described a young girl dying of cancer she was supposed to receive a few pennies for treatment every time the letter was forwarded.
– run-on sentence
– comma splice
– correct

COM 120 Week 1 Comma Splices and Fused Sentences 563

1. Animals that provide a therapeutic service to humans are increasingly common, guide dogs for the blind are one of the best-known examples.
2. Dogs are used to assist hearing-impaired people some dogs have also been trained to help therapists work with emotionally disturbed children.
3. Some animals are trained to be therapeutic companions to people with illnesses or other disabilities these animals can go places where ordinary pets are forbidden.
4. Public libraries, for example, do not permit people to bring in pet dogs, but a working seeing-eye or hearing-ear dog is never turned away.
5. Therapeutic animals are also permitted on public transportation they can ride in the main cabin of an airplane rather than in the cargo hold.
– No change.
6. On October 17, 2000, a woman boarded a flight from Philadelphia to Seattle, she had asked in advance for permission to bring her therapeutic companion animal along.
7. Charlotte’s owner told the airlines that she had a severe heart condition she needed her therapeutic animal with her to keep her calm.
8. The animal turned out to be a pig named Charlotte who weighed three hundred pounds.
9. Charlotte was too large to fit in the economy section of the plane, so the airline allowed her and her owner to fly in first class.
10. Charlotte slept throughout the flight however the Federal Aviation Administration said that it will check more carefully before approving future requests to allow therapeutic animals in the main cabin.

COM 120 Week 1 Grammar Exercise Sentence Fragments 561

1. The United States has not yet been affected by mad cow disease. Which has killed more than eighty people in England.
2. Humans can get mad cow disease. By eating beef from affected cattle.
3. A sheep disease probably was the original source of infection for British cattle.
– Because the cattle ate bone meal made from sick sheep. Because the cattle ate bone meal made from sick sheep. A sheep disease probably was the original source of infection for British cattle.
4. Before it begins to affect its victim. Mad cow disease may incubate for up to twenty-five years.
– It begins to affect its victim. Mad cow disease may incubate for up to twenty-five years.
5. Many scientists are afraid. That mad cow disease will still strike many people who ate British beef between 1980 and 1990.
6. Mad cow disease being a terrible illness. It causes people to lose physical and mental functions and finally kills them.
– Mad cow disease being a terrible illness it causes people to lose physical and mental functions and finally kills them.
7. In 2000. Fears of mad cow disease affected most other European countries.
8. Many European countries banned imported beef. Without being able to assure their own citizens that local beef was safe.
– Many European countries banned imported beef without being able to assure their own citizens that local beef was safe.
9. Discovering a similar illness called chronic wasting disease in American deer and elk. Biologists warned U.S. hunters not to eat meat from those animals.
– When discovering a similar illness called chronic wasting disease in American deer and elk. Biologists warned U.S. hunters not to eat meats
10. Scientists do not know much about the causes of mad cow disease. And are still very far from discovering any kind of treatment or cure.

COM 120 Week 1 Subject-Verb Agreement 568

1. There is many things that the police and other crime-solvers do not know about death.
2. Modern forensic techniques uncover more secrets every day, but murder often goes unsolved.
3. Anyone who reads mysteries know that forensic technology often solves the crime.
4. New research at a unique laboratory in Tennessee are helping to reduce the possibility of someone’s getting away with murder.
5. Experts in the field of forensic anthropology recognizes that the University of Tennessee’s open-air cemetery is a remarkable teaching tool.
6. Not all of the bodies at this cemetery is buried; some is left on the ground, some is placed in cars, and some is wrapped in plastic bags.
7. What are the reasons for this gruesome site, and what do scientists expect to learn from studying decomposition?
8. One thing that the forensic anthropologists studies in Tennessee is the contribution of insects to decomposition.
9. Learning what chemicals a decaying body leaves behind also allow the police to find places where bodies have been hidden.
10. Our knowledge of the secrets of death increases daily because forensic scientists in Tennessee has strong stomachs.

COM 120 Week 1 Subject-Verb Agreement 567

1.
– Women serving as First Lady has found the job very demanding.
– Women serving as First Lady have found the job very demanding.
2.
– None of the First Lady’s responsibilities is official.
– None of the First Lady’s responsibilities are official.
3.
– Yet each of the First Ladies have entertained at official functions in the White House, and some have done much more than that.
– Yet each of the First Ladies has entertained at official functions in the White House, and some have done much more than that.
4.
– There have been few First Ladies who accomplished more in the position than Eleanor Roosevelt did.
– There has been few First Ladies who accomplished more in the position than Eleanor Roosevelt did.
5.
– Because her husband, Franklin D. Roosevelt, used a wheelchair, Eleanor was his legs, visiting places where he could not go.
– Because her husband, Franklin D. Roosevelt, used a wheelchair, Eleanor were his legs, visiting places where he could not go.
6.
– During the depression, Eleanor Roosevelt, who saw how joblessness was affecting poor people, were instrumental in encouraging the president to implement work programs.
– During the depression, Eleanor Roosevelt, who saw how joblessness was affecting poor people, was instrumental in encouraging the president to implement work programs.
7.
– Betty Ford, another of the First Ladies who have influenced history, suffered from alcoholism and depression.
– Betty Ford, another of the First Ladies who has influenced history, suffered from alcoholism and depression.
8.
– Most members of the American public were surprised and impressed by Betty Ford’s open, honest discussion of her illnesses.
– Most members of the American public was surprised and impressed by Betty Ford’s open, honest discussion of her illnesses.
9.
– The United States boast a long tradition of beloved First Ladies, but many Americans resent any woman who seems too ambitious.
– The United States boasts a long tradition of beloved First Ladies, but many Americans resent any woman who seems too ambitious.
10.
– But neither the politically active Eleanor Roosevelt nor any of the other previous First Ladies were elected to the U.S. Senate, as the often-criticized Hillary Rodham Clinton was in 2000.
– But neither the politically active Eleanor Roosevelt nor any of the other previous First Ladies was elected to the U.S. Senate, as the often-criticized Hillary Rodham Clinton was in 2000.

COM 120 Week 1 Parallel Structure 580

1.
– During the Constitutional Convention of 1787, delegates argued about what kind of national executive the United States needed and about how that person or persons should be chosen.
2.
– Some delegates felt that a single chief executive would be better than a three-person executive team.
3.
– Other delegates worried that a single national executive could behave tyrannically, favor his own part of the country, and the nation would resemble a monarchy.
4.
– The U.S. Constitution requires a single chief executive not only because a majority of delegates favored the concentration of executive power but also because most of them expected George Washington to be the first officeholder.
5.
– The delegates also clashed over whether the president should be chosen by the citizens, members of Congress, or whether some other group should elect the chief executive.
6.
– Allowing the voters to choose the president directly seemed more radical than to have members of Congress appoint the executive.
7.
– As a compromise, the Constitutional Convention created the Electoral College, which neither allowed the citizens to elect the president directly nor permitted Congress to choose the nation’s leader.
8.
– Each state was directed to decide if its electors should be chosen by the voters or if they should be appointed in some other way.
9.
– Every state allowed the voters to choose its electors, but in 1787, the only citizens who could vote were property owners who were white, male, and they could not be slaves or indentured servants.
10.
– The Electoral College has been criticized for unfairly favoring states with smaller populations and because in most states it allows the winner to get all of the votes even in a close contest.

COM 120 Week 1 Parallel Structure 579

1. In the United States, the national flower is the rose, and they picked the bald eagle as the national bird.

2. Every state in the United States names an official bird, grows an official flower, and is known for an official tree.

3. The pine is familiar, popular, and being often chosen as a state tree.

4. The Eastern hemlock is not only the state tree of Pennsylvania but also it is a species threatened with extinction.

5. Thousands of species of trees nationwide are killed by diseases, eaten by insects, and suffering damage pollution.

6. Americans should be as concerned about the potential extinction of native trees as about threats to the now protected bald eagle.

7. Calling attention to the plight of American trees, campaigning for a national tree, and to raise funds are three of the tasks recently undertaken by the National Arbor Day Foundation.

8. Neither the United States nor did any of the states have an official tree in the country’s early years.

9. In 2001, the National Arbor Day Foundation asked Americans to vote on a national tree and to fund a national forest.

10. People voted on the National Arbor Day Foundation’s website and by mail for their favorite among twenty-one different trees.

COM 120 Week 1 Grammar Exercise Sentence Fragments 560

1.
– Freedom of speech is a right in the United States. However, many Americans are concerned about the amount of racist propaganda online.
2.
– Searching online, Internet users can find information related to almost any subject, including Nazism and racism.
3.
– Some of the information on the Internet is accurate and useful. However, some of it attempts to persuade gullible people to believe in hateful ideas.
4.
– People can write whatever they like on their personal websites. The writing can include false and inflammatory statements.
5.
– Unlike published material. Information on a website does not need to be approved by anyone except the person creating the site.

6.
– However, many people read online information uncritically and accept anything that appears printed on a computer screen as the work of an authority.

7.
– Big Internet companies host websites. Whose content is controlled by private users paying a fee for the service.

8.
– Many big Internet companies do not censor the content of the websites they host. Even though these companies usually have rules governing acceptable site content.

9.
– Organizations that monitor hate groups want Internet service companies to pay attention to the content on their websites.

10.
– Just as television stations do not have to accept advertisements promoting the Ku Klux Klan. Internet service companies are not required to host websites for hate groups.

COM 120 Week 1 DQs

DQ 1: Post your response to these questions: What writing process have you used in the past? What worked well for you? What is your biggest obstacle to becoming an effective writer?

DQ 2: Post your response to this question: How do you think writing for college courses will differ from the kind of writing you have done in the past?

COM 120 Week 2 Brainstorm

Appendix B – Brainstorming Techniques
Click on any text and begin typing your ideas over the existing text. Submit this completed appendix as an attachment.

COM 120 Week 2 Persuasive Essay Characteristics Assignment

Assignment: Persuasive Essay Characteristics
In a persuasive essay, the writer assumes a position on a subject—which your text refers to as taking a stand—and then tries to persuade his/her readers to agree with that position by supplying evidence that is accurate and trustworthy. In this assignment, you will have an opportunity to evaluate the strategies other writers use to write persuasive essays.
• Resources: Ch. 9 (pp. 131-151) in The Bedford Guide for College Writers and Taking a Stand section of the Bedford Web site
• Due Date: Day 7 [Individual] forum
• Read either Last Rites for Indian Dead (Ch. 9—pp. 132-135) or Not a Place for Profit (Ch. 9—pp. 135-138) in The Bedford Guide for College Writers.
• Answer the Questions to Start You Thinking (both the Meaning and Strategies sections) at the end of the essay you choose.

COM 120 Week 3 DQs

Writing a topic sentence is similar to writing a thesis sentence but on a smaller scale. Whereas, the thesis statement conveys the main idea of the entire paper, a topic sentence conveys the main idea of a single paragraph. Having a topic sentence in each paragraph helps to ensure unification of the ideas in the paragraph. Because any sentence that does not pertain to the topic sentence should not be included, a topic sentence automatically unifies the paragraph.

COM 120 Week 3 CheckPoint Thesis Statements

CheckPoint: Thesis Statements
Course Syllabus Page 12 COM 120
COM 120 Effective Persuasive Writing
A thesis statement should be created for every academic paper you write. Often appearing at the end of a paper’s introduction, the thesis informs readers in a concise manner regarding your intention in writing the paper. The thesis statement should consist of one declarative sentence that summarizes the main idea of the essay in 25 or fewer words.
• Due Date: Day 5 [Individual] forum
• Create four appropriate thesis statements for your Persuasive Essay topic by taking different positions on the subject. Indicate which thesis statement you will use for your essay. If you elect to use a topic for your paper that is not on the list, the topic must be approved by your instructor.

COM 120 Week 4 Pronoun Reference Exercise 570

1. The Chinese government outlawed the spiritual movement known as Falun Gong in 1999 because it was becoming too powerful.

2. Falun Gong members have staged a series of peaceful protests in China, but they have not overcome official resistance.

3. The movement was founded in 1992 by Li Hongzhi, and its philosophy is drawn from Taoism and Buddhism.

4. Falun Gong’s followers see it as a religious movement.

5. It has been argued by Sima Nan, a Chinese skeptic, that Falun Gong is a cult.

COM 120 Week 4 Pronoun Case Exercise 569

1.
– Smita and me decided to enter a beauty pageant.
2.
– My parents expected her and me to do well in the talent competition.
3.
– No parents could have been more enthusiastic than hers.
4.
– They coached both her and me on the right way to walk, talk, and smile for the judges.
5.
– I was soon tired of them meddling.
6.
– My sister and brother made fun of me for entering because her and him both hate beauty pageants.
7.
– According to them, pageants are demeaning to women like me.
8.
– I told them that I was entering to win me a scholarship.
9.
– My sister wondered what kind of scholarship required me appearing in a swimsuit.
10.
– Finally, it seemed to Smita and me that my sister was right, so we quit the pageant and worked for academic scholarships instead.

COM 120 Week 4 Pronoun Antecedent Agreement Exercise 571

1.
– The people traveling to the protest wanted their voices to be heard in Washington.
2.
– Neither the train nor the buses had enough room to hold everyone who wanted to ride them.
3.
– The organizer and driving force behind the protest was urging all of their friends and acquaintances to attend.
4.
– In Washington, the crowd grew until they covered most of the Mall.
5.
– Everyone clapped his or her hands as the speakers rallied the crowd.
6.
– The people wanted changes in public policy, and at the protest they could demand those changes.
7.
– Anyone who attended the protest felt that he had done the right thing.

COM 120 Week 4 The Comma Exercise 592

1. Many women are surprised to learn, that heart disease is the leading cause of death for women in the United States.

2. Although heart disease has been studied for decades, most researchers have studied male patients.

3. Now, however scientists are beginning to understand that heart attack symptoms differ, in men and women.

4. Unfortunately many doctors are unfamiliar with the symptoms of heart attacks in women so their female patients may remain undiagnosed after a heart attack.

5. For instance a man, having a heart attack, is likely to suffer chest pain that radiates down his arm, but this symptom is more rare in women.

COM 120 Week 4 The Semicolon Exercise 317

1. The Canadian province of Quebec is French-speaking; its capital city is also called Quebec.

2. The Old Quarter of Quebec has narrow cobblestone streets; therefore, it resembles a European city.

3. The Old Quarter tempts visitors with its expensive boutiques however, the view of the nearby St. Lawrence River is free.

4.The Old Quarter also has numerous sidewalk caf?s; a family eating Big Macs might sit across the street from a stylish couple dining on prime rib.
5.The variety of international food offered includes onion soup, duck, and sole from France; pasta, pizza, and minestrone from Italy; and tostadas, burritos, and gorditas from Mexico.

COM 120 Week 4 The Comma Exercise 591

1.When a jury is selected for a trial, involving a capital crime the judge and lawyers have the right to screen out potential jurors, who are opposed to the death penalty.
2.This process, known as “death-qualifying the jury,” has some unintended consequences.

3.Women, and minorities, the groups most likely to have doubts about the death penalty are frequently excluded from juries in capital cases.

4 A death-qualified jury therefore is likely to contain, a disproportionate number of white men.

5 The Supreme Court has ruled that jurors cannot be excluded on the basis of race, but death-qualifying a jury is legal and has the effect of eliminating many people of color from the jury pool.

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COM 120 Week 4 CheckPoint Paragraphs

CheckPoint: Paragraphs
Often, writers use more than one type of supporting paragraph to develop an essay. The type of supporting paragraph depends on the type of thesis statement the writer has chosen. For example, an argument might be supported by an example or cause/effect, and a personal experience might be supported by details.
In this CheckPoint, you will determine the kinds of supporting paragraphs that are best suited for your thesis statement.

• Post your response to these questions: What is your thesis statement? What kinds of supporting paragraphs (examples, details, definitions, analysis, division and classification, process analysis, comparison/contrast, cause/effect) will be appropriate to support this thesis for your Persuasive Essay? Explain your answer.

COM 120 Week 4 Outline and References

Assignment: Full Sentence Outline, Thesis Statement, and Working Reference List

Thesis statement: Single parenthood is not natural, due to biological, historical, and social significance of a traditional family.

Working parents find it difficult to give their children deserving share of time.

Two bread earners find it easy to manage finances and expenses to run house.

Two sources of income make it easier to provide child with a care taker.

Also a team of two makes it easier for one to work and other to look after house giving complete attention to one chore only.

COM 120 Week 5 CheckPoint Formatting PART 1 of 2

CheckPoint: Formatting
• Resources: Appendix F, Appendix G, and Sample APA paper: http://www.dianahacker.com/resdoc/p04_c09_s4.html
• Due Date: Day 5 [Individual] forum
• Identify specific APA formatting errors in the text contained in Appendix G.
• Look for errors in the following areas:
1. Font
2. Paragraphs
3. Spacing
4. Title Page
5. Margins
• Specify the APA formatting changes that should be made regarding each of these five areas.
Course Syllabus Page 16

COM 120 Week 5 CheckPoint Formatting PART 2 of 2

CheckPoint: Formatting
• Resources: Appendix F, Appendix G, and Sample APA paper: http://www.dianahacker.com/resdoc/p04_c09_s4.html
• Due Date: Day 5 [Individual] forum
• Identify specific APA formatting errors in the text contained in Appendix G.
• Look for errors in the following areas:
1. Font
2. Paragraphs
3. Spacing
4. Title Page
5. Margins
• Specify the APA formatting changes that should be made regarding each of these five areas.
Course Syllabus Page 16

COM 120 Week 5 DQs

Discussion Question 1
• Due Date: Day 2 [Main] forum
• Post your response to these questions: What are the advantages of using APA formatting for academic papers? What aspect of APA formatting do you find most troublesome?
3. Discussion Question 2
• Due Date: Day 4 [Main] forum
• Post your response to this question: What is some advice you can provide to help other students avoid plagiarism

COM 120 Week 6 Assignment Single Women in America Rough Draft

Keeping in mind the historical significance of a traditional two parent’s family marks the new concept of single parenthood as being unnatural in origin. It was not long ago, that a normal home setting was seen as a father being the income generator and mother tackling household chores. The new era has however completely changed this scenario of a typical family setting and now many are being run by a single parent. Teenage pregnancy, divorces, death of spouse and popular trend of adoption all seems to further strengthen this new institution of single parent upbringing. A single parenthood family faces a lot of difficulties and complications in struggling to get the same level of peaceful life as a normal two parents home has. McGowin (2003) quotes that, “While three-fourths of men believe that one parent can’t raise kids as well as two can, nearly half of women think solo moms and dads do a perfectly fine job, according to Child Trends, a research organization based in Washington, DC.”(p. 83).

COM 120 Week 6 CheckPoint Introductions and Conclusions

CheckPoint: Introductions and Conclusions

What type of introduction does the writer use?139

She starts the essay with an approach of enlightening us about an issue which puts the reader off giving a negative impression.

COM 120 Week 7 CheckPoint Peer Review- Appendix H

CheckPoint: Peer Review
As writers, we can become personally attached to our work. That attachment can make it difficult for us to see how our work might be received by an audience. Peer reviews provide a valuable opportunity to both give and to receive feedback as writers strive to create a successful final product.
• Resource: Appendix H
• Due Date: Day 5 [Individual] forum
• Perform a peer review of a classmate’s Persuasive Essay, which your instructor will place in your Individual forum on Day 1. Fill in each block of the Peer Review Checklist.
• Post the completed Peer Review Checklist in your Individual forum.
• Retain the Peer Review Checklist you will receive from your reviewer, to be submitted with your final paper

COM 120 Week 7 DQs

DQ 1: Post your response to this question: What is the purpose of revising and editing an academic paper?

DQ 2: Post your response to these questions: What are some advantages.

COM 120 Week 8 Adjectives and Adverb Exercise 572

1. Anyone with a credit card and Internet access can shop online quite ____.

2. Many consumers wonder whether online shopping is ____.

3. Most shopping sites make a ____ effort to keep customers’ credit card records from falling into the wrong hands.

4. However, a talented hacker can enter even the ____ websites.

5. Even though online shopping can be ____ than visiting a store, many shoppers prefer to go to a retailer.

6. A shopper who goes to the store to make a purchase gets to bring the item home ____.

7. At a store, a consumer can also try on several sweaters to see which one looks ____.

8. In the past, many online retailers have not done very ____ at getting merchandise to their customers quickly during the busy holiday season.
9. Retailers with both an online site and physical stores have the ____ advantage.

10. Any retailer, whether online or not, has to be ____ at marketing than its competitors.

COM 120 Week 8 Verbs Exercise 566

1. More money is spent on transportation than on food or education by most American families.

2. If people use cars for transportation, they usually spend between one-fifth and one-third of their income on automobile-related expenses.

3. Cars are loved by Americans, but cars are expensive to buy, maintain, and operate.

– 4. In spite of the cost, the car is the most common method of transportation for the vast majority of American adults.

5. If people would have more alternatives to cars, the cost of transportation would decrease.

6. Public transportation would serve more people outside of urban areas if sprawl was not so widespread.

COM 120 Week 8 Spelling Exercise 606

1. Everybody sleeps, but scientists niether know why sleep is necesary nor understand what dreams are for.
– niether, necesary
– scientists, necesary
– all correct
2. Do dreams aid humans in forgeting trivial facts, do they help us remember, or are they simply a side affect of electrical activity in our brains?
– trivial
– forgeting, affect
– all correct
3. If we consider that a thirty-year-old has probaly spent about ten years of his or her life sleeping, questions about sleep take on grater importance.
– probaly, grater
– grater, importance
– all correct
4. Several professors at MIT have recently determined that some animals apparently dream.
– professors, determined
– several, professors, apparently
– all correct
5. People who own a cat or dog, noticeing there sleeping pet’s twitching feet or lips, may have come to the conclusion that animals dream, but now we have hard evidance.
– noticeing, conclusion, evidance
– noticeing, there, evidance
– all correct

COM 120 Week 8 Spelling Exercise 607

1.
– Whether you beleive the new milennium began in 2000 or in 2001, a new century has finaly arrived.
2.
– Perhaps from this objective vantage point we can begin to consider which of the “trials of the century” of the last hundred years was really the most intriguing trial of the twentieth century.
3.
– In 1924, two highly inteligent teenagers from Chicago, Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb, murdered a fourteen-year-old nieghbor named Bobby Franks because they wanted to commit the perfect crime.
4.
– Their “perfect crime” was embarassingly inept; the boys admitted guilt and were saved from hanging only by physchiatric testimony and Clarence Darrow’s effective closing arguement against capitol punishment.
5.
– Darrow figured in another “trial of the century” immediately afterward, the 1925 Scopes trial that took place in Dayton, Tennessee, where teaching the theory of evolution was illegal.

COM 120 Week 8 Verbs Exercise 564

1.
– She stepped into the witness box after she sworn to tell the truth.
– She step into the witness box after she sworn to tell the truth.
– She stepped into the witness box after she swore to tell the truth.
2.
– She said that she had seen the defendant robbing a convenience store.
– She sayed that she had seen the defendant robbing a convenience store.
– She said that she had seed the defendant robbing a convenience store.
3.
– The district attorney rose from his chair and threw up his hands.
– The district attorney raised from his chair and threw up his hands.
– The district attorney rosed from his chair and throwed up his hands.
4.
– He asked how she knowed she had picked out the right man.
– He asked how she knew she had picked out the right man.
– He asked how she knowed she had pick out the right man.
5.
– “I catched a glimpse of him as he run out of the store.”
– “I caught a glimpse of him as he run out of the store.”
– “I caught a glimpse of him as he ran out of the store.”

COM 120 Week 8 Revised Single Women in America Rough Draft

Keeping in mind the historical significance of a traditional two parent’s family marks the new concept of single parenthood as being unnatural in origin. It was not long ago, that a normal home setting was seen as a father being the income generator and mother tackling household chores. The new era has however completely changed this scenario of a typical family setting and now many are being run by a single parent. Teenage pregnancy, divorces, death of spouse and popular trend of adoption all seems to further strengthen this new institution of single parent upbringing. A single parenthood family faces a lot of difficulties and complications in struggling to get the same level of peaceful life as a normal two parents home has.

COM 120 Week 8 Assignment Commonly Misused Words

Their/There

‘Their’ points out towards a specific person. For example their bag, their school it always has a subject who it’s referring to. The letter ‘i’ and ‘e’ in their can be related to presence in him and her

The word there usually points out a place or location. Phrases such as “over there” or “look there” is always referring to a particular place. Word here is derived from there which also associates itself to a place.

COM 120 Week 9 Capstone DQ

Post your response to these questions: How did using a formal writing process (planning, drafting, developing, revising, editing, and proofreading) help you create a more effective academic paper? Which part of the writing process caused you the most difficulty? Explain your answer.

COM 120 Week 9 Single Women in America Final Copy

Keeping in mind the historical significance of a traditional two parent’s family marks the new concept of single parenthood as being unnatural in origin. It was not long ago, that a normal home setting was seen as a father being the source of income generator and mother tackling household chores. The new era has however completely changed this scenario of a typical family setting and now many are being run by a single parent. Teenage pregnancy, divorces, death of spouse and popular trend of adoption all seems to further strengthen this new institution of single parent upbringing. A single parenthood family faces a lot of difficulties and complications in struggling to get the same level of peaceful life as a normal two parents home has. McGowin (2003) quotes that, “While three-fourths of men believe that one parent can’t raise kids as well as two can, nearly half of women think solo moms and dads do a perfectly fine job, according to Child Trends, a research organization based in Washington, DC.”(p. 83).

COM 120 Week 9 Grammar Quiz

Rewrite the following sentences, focusing on the grammar area specified in the left column. To enter your answer, click next to the number and begin typing. If the sentence is already correct, write No Change.

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