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Evaluating a paragraph

Academic Writing Style | CHECKLIST OF LANGUAGE TO AVOID IN ACADEMIC WRITING | Levels of Formality | A Sample Paragraph | Cause and Effect | Argumentative Essay | The Writing Process | WHAT YOU MUST PRODUCE | Original passage 1 | Practice. Write a paraphrase of each of the following passages. |


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  1. A Sample Paragraph
  2. Answer the questions. Write the number of the paragraph where you found the answer.
  3. B) Now fill in the gaps in this paragraph about computer uses.
  4. B) Read the essay, which is an expanded version of the paragraph in part A. Then answer the questions
  5. B) Translate 3 paragraphs in written form.
  6. Complete 1-5 with words from the first paragraph.
  7. Define the main idea of paragraph H. Find the supporting details that help to develop the main idea.

I. Topic Sentence

1. Does the topic sentence begin the paragraph?

2. Has the topic or subject been narrowed or limited?

3. Does the topic sentence express an opinion or idea about the topic?

II. Support

1. Are specific and concrete details used for support?

2. Is the support too general or vague?

3. Which of the following types of support are used:

. Short examples?

. Extended or narrative examples?

. Explanations?

. Statistics?

. Statements by authorities? (quotes and

. paraphrases)

. Descriptions?

III. Unity

1. Which supporting sentences directly relate to the idea expressed in the topic sentence?

2. Which supporting sentences do not directly support the idea expressed in the topic sentence?

IV. Coherence

1. Is there a logical order to the support?

2. Is repetition used to keep the reader focused?

3. Is the support relationship to the main idea sufficiently explained?

. Using: Synonyms referring to key words;

. Pronouns referring to key words;

. Repeating actual key words or ideas;

4. Is the paragraph consistent in:

. Person? (1st, 2nd or 3rd)

. Number? (singular, plural)

. Tense? (Present, Past, etc.)

5. Are combining devices used to tie points or sentences together?

. Transition;

. Coordination;

. Subordination.

Paragraph Writing Evaluation Form

  Peer Editor’s Comments and Suggestions
General
1. What is the best feature of this paragraph?  
Paper Format
2. Is the format correct? Does it look like the model?  
Organization and Content
3. Topic sentence: Is there a clear topic sentence? Does it have a controlling idea?   4. Supporting sentences: Is the main idea clear? Does the writer need to add more details to explain it? 5. Concluding sentence: Is there a concluding sentence? Does it begin with an appropriate end-of-paragraph signal?   6. Unity: Do all of the sentences support the topic sentence?   7. Coherence: Do the sentences flow smoothly? Are there any inconsistent pronouns? Are transition signals used?  
Sentence Structure
8. Are there any unclear sentences? Can you suggest a way to improve them?    
Grammar and Mechanics
9. Are there any errors in grammar and mechanics?  

 

UNIT 3

Essay Writing

Organization of the Essay

THE PARAGRAPH THE ESSAY
Topic Sentence Introductory Paragraph General Statements THESIS STATEMENT
Body (supporting sentences) Body Paragraphs TOPIC SENTENCE Supporting Sentences
TOPIC SENTENCE Supporting Sentences
TOPIC SENTENCE Supporting Sentences
Concluding Sentence Concluding Paragraph CONCLUDING SENTENCE(S) Final Thoughts

 


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