LESSON 12
Introductions
93
LESSON 13
Conclusions
99
SECTION 3
Revising, Editing, and Proofreading the Essay
105
LESSON 14
Revising: The Big Picture
107
LESSON 15
Revising Paragraphs
113
LESSON 16
Editing
121
LESSON 17
Proofreading
131
SECTION 4
Taking an Essay Exam
141
LESSON 18
Preparing
for an Essay Exam
143
LESSON 19
Drafting, Editing, and Proofreading
151
LESSON 20
Sample Essay Exam Questions and Answers
157
POSTTEST
163
ANSWER KEY
173
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
193
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