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1. Composition Writing RCI CALL 01 File Page 01 Edit View Cover About Us Contents

2. Distinguish the different parts of a whole composition; Determine criteria and steps in writing composition; and Write an effective composition. Topic Goals: Page 02 File Edit View

3. Page 03 File Edit View “What If?” Write a question starting with “What if”. 02 01 Then, submit your question. Next prepare to pick your question to answer and create an outline. 03

4. Everyone's Writing Between Blog & Book What is Composition Writing? File Page 04 Edit View Error - In the literary sense, a composition (from the Latin "to put together") is the way a writer assembles words and sentences to create a coherent and meaningful work. - In writing, composition refers to the way a writer structures a piece of writing.

5. Unity File Page 05 Edit View Criteria of a Good Composition Order Proportion Content & language

6. Page 06 File Edit View Steps in Writing a Composition 1. Planning 2. Making the First Draft 3. Revising the First Draft 4. Making the Final Copy

7. Page 07 File Edit View Topic Outline Headings used are only word or phrase Sentence Outline Planning -An OUTLINE is a plan you make before you start writing. Outlining -It is also used to organize information in a reading text. Headings used are complete sentence

8. Outline In Summary, an outline consists of… Everyone's Writing File Page 08 Edit View Error The topic sentence or the Thesis Statement ( Introduction ) The supporting sentences, details & evidences ( Body ) The concluding sentence or the conclusion ( Conclusion )

9. Thesis Statement Module 01 Module 02 Module 03 A thesis statement is the basic stand that an author takes, the opinion that he expresses , and the major point that he wishes to make about his subject. Page 09 File Edit View

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11. Page 11 File Edit Loading View Revising Content - Topic sentence, clear thesis, enough facts, logic Organizations - beginning, body, ending, transitions Sentences - coherence, unity, variety, wordiness Grammar - structure, tenses Diction - appropriateness

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