LANGUAGE ARTS - READING AND WRITING

Reading Comprehension
  1. Conclusions That Are Stated Directly
  2. Conjecture and Theorem
  3. Context
  4. Denotative and Connotative Meanings
  5. Determining Word Meanings
  6. False Analogy
  7. False Dichotomy
  8. Historical Context
  9. Identifying a Logical Conclusion
  10. Inductive and Deductive Reasoning
  11. Inference
  12. Interpretation of Expository or Literary Text
  13. Overgeneralization
  14. Purpose of an Author
  15. Reading Comprehension Tips
  16. Summarizing Text
  17. Supporting Details
  18. Synthesizing Text
  19. Text Evidence
  20. Textual Evidence for Predictions
  21. Textual Support for Interpretation

Writing
  1. Composition Planning
  2. Credible Information Source
  3. Drafting a Thesis Statement
  4. Drafting Body Paragraphs
  5. Drafting Conclusions
  6. Five Part Essay
  7. General Revision and Proofreading
  8. Introduction
  9. Introduction II
  10. Looking for Mistakes
  11. Making Your Paper Professional
  12. Methods to Obtain Coherence in Writing
  13. Order of Sections of a Draft
  14. Oragnizational Methods to Structure Text
  15. Organization in a Paper
  16. Outlining
  17. Revising and Editing
  18. Rhetorical Schemes
  19. Writing a Response to the Text

Language Conventions
  1. Common Comma Functions
  2. Exclamation Point
  3. Semicolon Usage
  4. Apostrophes
  5. Italics and Ellipses
  6. Slash
  7. Brackets
  8. Dash
  9. Ellipses
  10. Question Marks
  11. Quotation Marks
  12. Italicizing and Underlining
  13. Parentheses
  14. Hyphens
  15. Making Commas Flow
  16. Commas
  17. Consistency In Punctuation
  18. Subject Verb Agreement
  19. Verb Tenses
  20. Present Perfect, Past Perfect, and Future Perfect Verb Tenses
  21. Linking Verbs
  22. Action Verbs and Linking Verbs
  23. Idiomatic Usage
  24. Nouns In Different Roles
  25. Preposition Overload
  26. Choosing the Correct Adjective
  27. Using the Correct Pronoun
  28. Verbals
  29. Predicates
  30. Prepositions
  31. Prefixes, Suffixes, and Root Words
  32. Subjects
  33. Complete Predicates
  34. Direct and Indirect Objects
  35. Subordinating Conjunctions
  36. Gerund, Infinitive, and Participle
  37. Adjectives in a Series
  38. Degrees of Comparison
  39. Unequal Comparison Adjectives
  40. Unequal Comparison Adverbs
  41. Fragments and Run-On Sentences