- Use correct format, 12 point font, double spaced, with a title and indents.
- Use a topic sentence that is neither to general nor too specific.
- Use good supporting sentences that are organized in a logical way.
- Use a concluding sentence that restates, suggests, gives an opinion, or predicts.
Capitalization—All appropriate letters are capitalized.
P.228
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Conjunctions—All conjunctions are used appropriately.
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Fragments—All subjects in clauses or sentences have
a verb. P.23
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Indent—The paragraph is indented. P.10
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Missing Words—There are no missing words in the text.
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Person Agreement—The writer uses a consistent person and
rarely changes.
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Plurals—Student uses singular or plural form for
count and non-count nouns.
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Pronouns—All pronouns are clearly understood and not
overused.
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Punctuation—Every sentence has correct punctuation
(periods, commas, etc.).
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S-V Agreement—All verbs match their subjects. P.37
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Unnecessary Words—All words are necessary and
contribute to the understand of the text.
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Verb Agreement—The writer uses a main verb tense consistently.
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Verb Form—The correct verb form is used.
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Word Choice—The correct word is used.
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Word Form—The correct form of the word is used.
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