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Never knew grammar was interesting? Well I still don't think it is, but I made this anyway in an attempt to make grammar not-so-boring. Express your opinion below in the comments!

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SweetSearch - A Search Engine for Students

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A search engine for students that emphasizes high quality resources evaluated and approved by educators, librarians and research experts.

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www.google.com

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Citing, this skill can be applied in many places in college, from the vetting of sources, to the actual formatting of the source.

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Everything!!!

Okay, maybe just that last presentation, or the Thinklink, or Essay 1, or.....

This one.

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Either through a computer or an instrument.

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Create an Essay Habit.

In Comp 1 and 2, one usually rights about 4 essays throughout the semester. Near the middle of the Comp 1 try to create a habit that works best for creating essay. Most of the time, however, you'll only figure it out by the end of Comp 2, but the habit should be applicable to other classes.

Remembering how you start all essays, and methodically checking the paper for mistatkes is important for creating habits

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It could be anyone....

I think almost everyone was shocked when the murder of Roger Ackroyd was revealed.

Also And Then There Were None the villain remained mysterious and

Finally, in Clue the murderer literally...could...be...anyone

But in all seriousness, writing the first paragraph is the hardest

Starting the essay can be very challenging since capturing your reader is very important.

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Since I think it is class consensus that Murder of Roger Ackroyd is our favorite, I'll not do that one.

My favorite was "The Haunted Policeman" by Dorothy Sayers.

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I actually enjoyed this better than...um, citing

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P.S. Use it!

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Grammar's great divide: The Oxford comma - TED-Ed