ENGL 101 Lecture Notes - Lecture 4: Semicolon, Independent Clause, Dependent Clause

• School: University of Victoria
• Department: English
• Course: ENGL 101
• Professor: Mac Leod Brock

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Awe 140-(cid:861)(cid:859), (cid:498)punctuation, spelling, and mechanics(cid:499); awe 1(cid:861)(cid:860)-66, (cid:498)common confusables(cid:499: discussion article: ar 273-(cid:863)(cid:864), wilson, (cid:498))n defence of the igeneration(cid:499, next class, class debate: discussion article: ar 273-(cid:863)(cid:864), wilson, (cid:498))n defence of the igeneration(cid:499) You must cite exact version of the article that you used. Everyone must cite the version of the essay/article found in the active reader. Arbour-nicitopolous, k. p. , kwan, m. , lowe, d. , taman, s. , & faulkner, g. e. j. (2010). Arbour-nicitopolous, k. p. , kwan, m. , lowe, d. , taman, s. , & faulkner, g. e. j. (2010/2015). Social norms of alcohol, smoking, and marijuana use within a canadian university setting. If the original article is divided into distinct sections: The authors divide their article into four key sections: a, b, c, d. If the original article includes tables, figures, graphs or charts: The authors distill their findings in a series of three tables which address students" cigarette, alcohol and marijuana use, respectively. Subject (someone or something) + predicate (verb: doing something)