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Follow these links to progress through your coursework while using the textbook, Real Writing with Readings and the novel, To Kill a Mockingbird. Your teacher may recommend links based on your writing performance. Even better is self-knowledge. If you have weak links in your English grammar and writing, go to a practice activity that is right for you. Also refer to http://www.eslstation.net/ESL100L/index.htm. Wishing you an enjoyable and productive semester!

This link will help you with the vocabulary, idioms, and allusions in the novel, To Kill a Mockingbird.

Writing Topics and Rhetorical Modes	Grammar Online	Practice with ESL Lab Software
Writing about Literature Click Handouts and then Writing about Literature Writing Essays Click Handouts and then The Essay Reading Narrative and Personal Essays (Text: 99-116 and 562-569) The Awakenings	Grammar and Punctuation Click Handouts and then Grammar and Punctuation All Kinds of Phrases Clauses OWL ESL Activities Punctuation Comprehensive Grammar An Editing Checklist Quoted Speech Use of Quotation Marks	Directions for using Writer's Resources - Narration Overview of Verb Tenses UUEG Unit 1
Basic Patterns and Elements of the Sentence Sentence Combination Skills Transitions/Connectors Summarizing and Paraphrasing	Result Clause Passive Voice Use of Passive	Reported Speech Passive Verbs: UUEG Unit 11
Parallelism (Click color bar or use down arrow on scroll bar)	Review Adjective Clauses Read and Practice Adj. Clauses	AJD. Clauses: UUEG - Unit 13 FOG Hi-Intermed 19 & 20 FOG ADV Units 16 & 17
Reading and Writing Example Essays (Text 117-127 and 570-578)	Reason vs. concession Gerund or Participle?	Writer's Resources - Example
Reading and Writing Descriptive Essays Tips on Writing Description Text: 130-144 & 579-187	Participial Adj: ed/ing Conditional Verb forms	Writer's Resources (Description)
Nature's Wisdom Great readings