Task 1: Write a Rough Draft
Use the outline from Lesson 6.1 and compose your rough draft. As you write, consider the following items. If you need a review of these conventions, go back to Lesson 4.3 and 4.4.
Produce compound-complex sentences that use dependent clauses, subordinating conjunctions, conjunctive adverbs, correlative conjunctions, and coordinating conjunctions to add interest and complexity to your writing.
Ensure your pronouns have a clear antecedent and are appropriate in number and person.
Use verbs effectively
Use modifiers effectively
Correct misplaced words and revise dangling modifiers.
Use prepositional phrases effectively
Use the outline from Lesson 6.1 and compose your rough draft. As you write, consider the following items. If you need a review of these conventions, go back to Lesson 4.3 and 4.4.
Produce compound-complex sentences that use dependent clauses, subordinating conjunctions, conjunctive adverbs, correlative conjunctions, and coordinating conjunctions to add interest and complexity to your writing.
Ensure your pronouns have a clear antecedent and are appropriate in number and person.
Use verbs effectively
Use modifiers effectively
Correct misplaced words and revise dangling modifiers.
Use prepositional phrases effectively