ENC 1101 Lecture Notes - Lecture 1: Pathos, Active Voice, Independent Clause
26 May 2017
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Subject noun or pronoun, who or what the sentence is about. Direct object noun or pronoun that receives the action. To whom or for whom or what the action is done. The subject, the one who takes the action, is named. Passive voice when the subject is not specifically named in the sentence. Incomplete or dependent phrase or clause that cannot stand alone. Dependent clause cannot stand alone as a sentence, needs to be linked to main sentence. Independent clause complete thought, has subject and verb. A comparison of one object to another to emphasize a quality of the first without using "like" or "as" Using someone else"s words or ideas without giving them credit in reference. Ideas in a sentence that match in form. Short phrase usually at the beginning of a sentence to cite a source. Author the one who writes the word, chooses the topic, argues point of view, sets tone.
