Writing Mechanics and CompositionLesson 1. Correct Spelling, Abbreviation, and CapitalizationOverview - pd2203b0007Improving Your SpellingImproving Your Spelling - ContinuedUsing Homonyms and Word PairsUsing Homonyms and Word Pairs - ContinuedCorrect usageCorrect usage - Continued - pd2203b0013Correct usage - Continued - pd2203b0014Correct usage - Continued - pd2203b0015Adding Prefixes and SuffixesAdding SuffixesAdding Suffixes - ContinuedIbie or -ableIbie or -able - ContinuedRemembering Spelling Rules Cede as an endingPreferred military spellingForming pluralsForming plurals - ContinuedWriting NumbersWriting Numbers - Continued - pd2203b0027Writing Numbers - Continued - pd2203b0028Using AbbreviationsArmy usageArmy usage - ContinuedArmy usage - Continued Using CapitalsRules,Rules, - Continued - pd2203b0035Rules, - Continued - pd2203b0036Lesson 1 Practice Exercise - pd2203b0037Lesson 1 Practice Exercise - Continued - pd2203b0038Lesson 1 Practice Exercise - Continued - pd2203b0039Lesson 1 Practice Exercise Answer Key and Feedback - pd2203b0040Lesson 1 SummaryLesson 1 Summary, ContinuedLesson 2. Using PunctuationReferences,Purpose of Punctuation - pd2203b0045The CommaPractice - pd2203b0047Practice - Continued - pd2203b0048Rules - pd2203b0049Practice - pd2203b0050Practice SolutionsRules - pd2203b0052Practice - pd2203b0053Practice - Continued - pd2203b0054Practice Solutions - pd2203b0055Practice Solutions - ContinuedRules - pd2203b0057Practice - pd2203b0058Practice Solutions - pd2203b0059The SemicolonThe Semicolon - Continued - pd2203b0061The Semicolon - Continued - pd2203b0062The ColonThe Colon - Continued - pd2203b0064The Colon - Continued - pd2203b0065Quotation MarksQuotation Marks - Continued - pd2203b0067Quotation Marks - Continued - pd2203b0068Quotation Marks - Continued - pd2203b0069Quotation Marks - Continued - pd2203b0070Italics and UnderliningItalics and Underlining - Continued - pd2203b0072Italics and Underlining - Continued - pd2203b0073ParenthesesParentheses - Continued - pd2203b0075Parentheses - Continued - pd2203b0076DashesDashes - ContinuedBracketsBrackets - ContinuedHyphensHyphens - Continued - pd2203b0082Hyphens - Continued - pd2203b0083ApostrophesApostrophes - Continued - pd2203b0085Apostrophes - Continued - pd2203b0086Apostrophes - Continued - pd2203b0087Apostrophes - Continued - pd2203b0088Apostrophes - Continued - pd2203b0089End PunctuationLesson 2 Practice Exercise - pd2203b0091Lesson 2 Practice Exercise - Continued - pd2203b0092Lesson 2 Practice Exercise - Continued - pd2203b0093Lesson 2 Practice Exercise - Continued - pd2203b0094Lesson 2 Practice Exercise Answer Key and Feedback - pd2203b0095Lesson 2 Practice Exercise Answer Key and Feedback - Continued - pd2203b0096Lesson 2 Practice Exercise Answer Key and Feedback - Continued - pd2203b0097Lesson 2 SummaryPurpose of punctuation - pd2203b0100Purpose of punctuation - Continued - pd2203b0101Purpose of punctuation - Continued - pd2203b0102Lesson 3. Effective Army WritingOverview - pd2203b0104Section I: Army WritingOverview - pd2203b0106Paperwork and the ArmyPaperwork and the Army - ContinuedArmy Writing StandardsArmy Writing Standards - ContinuedRule 1: Put the Main Point Up FrontRule 2: Write in the Active VoiceRule 2: Write in the Active Voice - ContinuedRule 3: Use Short WordsRule 4: Keep Sentences ShortRule 4: Keep Sentences Short - Continued - pd2203b0116Rule 4: Keep Sentences Short - Continued - pd2203b0117Rule 5: Write Short ParagraphsRule 5: Write Short Paragraphs - Continued - pd2203b0119Rule 5: Write Short Paragraphs - Continued - pd2203b0120Rule 6: Avoid JargonRule 7: Use Correct Spelling, Grammar, and PunctuationRule 8: Use Personal PronounsRule 9: Use One Page for Most CorrespondenceRule 10: Avoid Sentences that Begin with "It is," "There is," or "There are"Lesson 3, Section I, Practice ExerciseLesson 3, Section I, Practice Exercise, Continued - pd2203b0128Lesson 3, Section I, Practice Exercise, Continued - pd2203b0129Lesson 3, Section I, Practice Exercise Answer Key and FeedbackSection II: Effective SentencesOverview - pd2203b0132Logical ArrangementLogical Arrangement - Continued - pd2203b0134Logical Arrangement - Continued - pd2203b0135Logical Arrangement - Continued - pd2203b0136CompletenessCompleteness - ContinuedUnityEmphasisEmphasis, ContinuedLesson 3, Section II, Practice ExerciseLesson 3, Section II, Practice Exercise - ContinuedLesson 3, Section II, Practice Exercise Answer Key and FeedbackLesson 3 SummaryLesson 3 Summary - ContinuedLesson 4. Effective CompositionOverview - pd2203b0148Section I: Conducting ResearchPrepare for ResearchResearch SourcesConduct Systematic ResearchExamine ReferencesPrepare Bibliography CardsPrepare Bibliography Cards, ContinuedRecord Facts, Concepts, and IdeasRecord Facts, Concepts, and Ideas ContinuedConduct Surveys and InterviewsConclude Your ResearchOrganize Research MaterialsLesson 4, Section I, Practice ExerciseLesson 4, Section I, Practice Exercise Answer Key and FeedbackSectioin II: Preparing to WriteOrganizing Your ThoughtsOrganizing Your Thoughts, Continued - pd2203b0165Organizing Your Thoughts, Continued - pd2203b0166Organizing Your Thoughts, Continued - pd2203b0167Organizing Your Paper and MaterialOrganizing Your Paper and Material, Continued - pd2203b0169Organizing Your Paper and Material, Continued - pd2203b0170Organizing Your Paper and Material, Continued - pd2203b0171Organizing Your Paper and Material, Continued - pd2203b0172Putting Your Thoughts on PaperPutting Your Thoughts on Paper - ContinuedOrganizing ParagraphsTransitionsArranging Paragraphs LogicallyStopping pointLesson 4, Section II, Practice ExerciseLesson 4, Section II, Practice Exercise - Continued - pd2203b0180Lesson 4, Section II, Practice Exercise - Continued - pd2203b0181Lesson 4, Section II, Practice Exercise Answer Key and FeedbackSection III: Expository WritingThe Craft of WritingWriting to InformWriting to Inform - ContinuedA Practical Approach to WritingTools of the TradeLesson 4, Section III, Practice ExerciseLesson 4, Section III, Practice Exercise Answer Key and FeedbackLesson 4 SummaryLesson 4 Summary - Continued - pd2203b0192Lesson 4 Summary - Continued - pd2203b0193