CEAP 250 Lecture Notes - Lecture 1: Mount Everest, Independent Clause, Narcissism

• School: McGill University
• Department: Comm-Engl for Acad Purp (SCS)
• Course: CEAP 250
• Professor: Noreen Bider

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Preixes on proper nouns or for ex, self, and all. Numbers that list a series: it will fail because (1) , (2) . , (3) . Apposiives or parentheical expressions that contain internal comas for strong emphasis: eg. Three students rick, ann, and pete have discovered the key to success. Use a comma before a coordinaing conjuncion that joins two independent clause. Fanboys: for, and, nor, but, or yet, so. Use commas to separate items in a list. A comma between equal adjecives that modify the same noun: eg. He wrote a long, passionate leter: if adjecive is not coordinate, do not use a comma. Use a comma ater a grammaical structure at the beginning of a sentence. Anything before an independent clause, use a comma: eg. Ater the show, we went back to my place for dinner. Dr. maria, who works as hard as any male doctor, should be remunerated equally. Do not use commas to set of restricive: eg.