文档介绍：Writing Exercises for Engineers and Scientists
Review of Definitions These exercises are designed to help you, the engineer or
Parts of Speech (1) scientist, master various mechanical and stylistic aspects of
Parts of Speech (2) engineering writing and scientific writing. For these exercises
Phrases and Clauses to work, please do not have your browser override the
selection of colors.
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Purdue Writing Lab
Wisconsin Writing Lab
VT Grammar Gym
Exercises on Grammar
Grammar #1: Run-Ons and Fragments (Basic)
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Writing Guidelines Grammar #2: Modifiers, Pronouns, and Parallelism
Writing Courses Grammar #3: Run-Ons and Fragments (Advanced)
Teaching Resources Grammar #4: Advanced Grammar
Contributors: Exercises on Punctuation
Virginia Tech (Host) Punctuation #1: Commas
University of Illinois
Punctuation #2: Colons and Semicolons
University of Texas
ia Tech Punctuation #3: Advanced Punctuation
Exercises on Usage
Usage #1: Word Choice (Basic)
Usage #2: Verb Agreement and Tense
Usage #3: Possessives
Usage #4: Word Choice (Advanced)
Usage #5: Expressing Numbers
Exercises on Style
Style
Headings
Illustration
Ambiguity
Organization
Other Exercises
Correspondence
Logical Fallacies
a, an, and the (Purdue)
Spelling (McAdams)
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Recognizing Parts of Speech (Basic)
Review of Definitions This exercise tests your knowledge of the basic parts of
Parts of Speech (Advanced) speech such as "noun," "verb," "adjective," and "adverb."
Phrases and Clauses These are terms that someone should know as he or she
begins a serious study of scientifi