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Alisha Chhabra

This course will walk you through the areas you need to keep in mind, while writing (besides Grammar, Spelling and Punctuation). It will encourage you to ask questions like- "Who I am writing this for?", "What will my medium be?" and "Which writing style should I follow?". You will be apprised of the import of proper structuring. Phraseology and its various aspects including Attitude, Perspective, Conciseness, Brevity, Language of Gender and Disabilities will be taken care of. We will be dealing in detail with the concepts of Cliches and Redundancy, moving forward. We will culminate by foregrounding the necessity of Proofreading and Revision. And thus, by the time we reach here, we would have become much more refined in terms of designing our pieces.

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CBSE Class 11

English

IV: Writing : Structure and Phraseology

Re-Ordering of Sentences

Writing Skills & Grammar

Class 6-12

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CBSE

CBSE (Central Board of Secondary Education)

The importance of Structure; Phraseology: Attitude, Perspective, Conciseness, Brevity, The Language of Gender

Structure and Phraseology

The idea of Gender-neutral language in writing has been further illuminated in this lesson.

Gender-Neutral Language in Writing

As advocated by the Oxford English Corpus, the kind of phraseology to be employed with regards to differently-abled people has been featured.

The language of mental or physical disability

The word- Cliche has been anatomised and the questions forming the title have been answered.

Cliches: Why and Why not?

The process of rewriting a sentence involving cliche has been substantiated with illustrations.

Rewriting Cliches

A few more illustrations describe the process of rewriting sentences involving cliches. We culminate with the key points one needs to remember about cliches.

Let's rewrite a few more cliches and conclude this topic!

Examples of cliches to be avoided have been enlisted. The ways to avoid using cliches have been enumerated and demonstrated.

Cliche Examples and Avoidance

We will learn what redundancy and tautology are and how to avoid them looking at various types of redundant expressions.

Avoiding Redundant Expressions

Types of redundant expressions and Key Points to remember about them have been enumerated. Importance of Proofreading and Revision has been highlighted. A quick recap of everything done thus far is there too!

Redundancy, Revision and a Recap of all done hitherto

Suyash Goyal

This course will take you through all types of sentences and how they are transformed from one form to another. Also the course will take you through all the rules required for transformation of sentences. You will also be taken through enough exercises based on Transformation of Sentences.

Transformation of Sentences: Class XI CBSE

This course will take you through the general steps and rules which one should follow while re-ordering the sentences. It will also take you through extensive exercises of re-ordering of sentences with proper explanations so that you can develop a great command over it and reorder all the sentences with great ease.

Class XI -Re-ordering of Sentences

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That group of words is called a sentence, through which there is an expression or expression of a full sense. The sentence is a systematic form of meaningful words. The syntax of educated is disciplined by the rules of grammar. Sentence can be one or more words.

(Hindi) Basic Point of Sentences : Class 11th

Let's learn, unlearn and relearn the 'What', 'Why' and 'How' of Writing in English! We'll step into the world of English Writing and soon discover the 'Why' of it(the answer to which, is obviously, illimatable and horizonless), feeling emboldened enough to think about it afresh and make renewed efforts at improving it. We will get acquainted with several areas one needs to traverse while writing. Afterwards, we will study about the most basic grammar one needs to be adept at, in order to write well, involving basic sentence construction primarily. We will try to understand the need behind knowing one's audience, one's medium and one's writing style in order to let our writing serve its purpose well. Having studied all of this, we will try to dwell upon some tips for better writing as well as common mistakes one tends to make while writing in English. Happy Learning!

I - Writing in English: 'What', 'Why' and 'How'

English Spelling will be a nightmare no more! Let's deconstruct it and win it over! Starting with construing the terms- Spelling and Orthography- we will learn how to use a dictionary and an online spellchecker most effectively for it as well as consider few caveats. We'll attempt to find ways of improving it while studying the requisite rules and their invariable exceptions. We will talk more about Spelling with regards to Silent Letters, Prefixes and Suffixes. Having done that, we will embark upon deciphering the incongruities between American and British Spellings. We will learn how to write the four types of abbreviations: Acronyms, Initialisms, Contractions and Shortenings, precisely. Then, we will endeavour to cover the most common misspellings from A-Z, as advocated by the Oxford English Corpus. Armed with this arsenal, we will be miles away from tumbling into misspelling.

Learn to be a Spelling Champion

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AIR 608 in CLAT 2016

92% marks in Class XII, CBSE

9.8 CGPA in Class X, CBSE 

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Anjali Verma

This course will help you immediately write better answers in 'writing' section of your exams. You'll be much more comfortable crafting answers after going through it.

Lessons

9 lessons • 1h 59m

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Structure and Phraseology

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Gender-Neutral Language in Writing

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The language of mental or physical disability

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Cliches: Why and Why not?

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Rewriting Cliches

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Cliche Examples and Avoidance

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Avoiding Redundant Expressions

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Redundancy, Revision and a Recap of all done hitherto