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Memos in Minutes tells "all" in 87 pages. It offers a sharp contrast to the usually weighty tomes on business writing. It contains no theory, no exercises, no long-winded discussions. It does describe, concisely, 13 steps necessary to writing memos that inform and persuade. The steps total a "method" that business writers repeat each time they write a memo. The method keeps writers on track with each memo, avoiding the pitfalls of poor organization; lack of audience appeal; too little meaning, too many words; and incorrectly applying grammatical rules.  read more »

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Based on extensive research, Better Writing represents a new method of teaching and learning the fundamentals of English. A concise, 250-page textbook, it solves a major problem that instructors struggle with every day - their students' inability to write correctly and clearly. In five parts, Better Writing presents the Sentence, Grammar, Punctuation, Spelling, and Style, each with its own objective and own treatment. Based on research, it provides, among other features, chapter objectives, summaries and the most important component of all -- immediate feedback.

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Written with a love for writing that transcends to its readers, this book helps users develop their writing skills and learn how to read even the most basic of forms by combining an overview of the five most commonly used modes of rhetoric with a similar overview of the most common elements of grammar, punctuation, style and usage. It includes many samples of student writing to demonstrate the rhetorical modes and principles of style and usage.Arranges chapters in a graded progression of easier to more difficult concepts, and stresses the inter-relatedness of all aspects of writing.  read more »

A unique supplement for any typewriting course, this drillbook provides timed writings adapted from a series of interesting career descriptions. The difficulty of the copy is triple controlled (syllable intensity, average word length, and percentage of high-frequency words). All writings are marked for one-, three-, and five-minute timings. The text's interesting content will increase students' understanding of various career areas.

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