English 102 Spring 2010

Read through your partner’s Unit 3 draft once quickly. Then go back to the beginning, and for each sentence (or clause), change the color of...

1. Circle the prepositions (of, in, about, for, onto, into) 2. Draw a box around the "is" verb forms 3. Ask, "Where's t...

When you begin a paper, it’s important not only to introduce the topic that you’re writing about, but also the way you’ll be writing about i...

Try the JSTOR database at the bottom of this list: http://eresources.lib.unc.edu/eid/list.php?letter=J (note: you may want to limit your...

1. For each of the draft’s body paragraphs, write a brief note explaining what this paragraph is trying to accomplish. What is its purpose i...

Ask your partner to send you an image of the piece of art that s/he brought in on Thursday. Examine the piece for a few minutes… don’t start...

1. Paraphrase the author’s thesis statement. How does this statement put the two articles in conversation with one another? What do the arti...