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ELL07 HIED.084-108 (RR1-0897).048/11/065:34 AMPage 102 Step-by-step instruction guides students through theskills and strategies to master writing competency.Ready to Write SeriesKaren Blanchard and Christine Root Beginning – High-IntermediateThe Ready to Write series bridges the gap between personaland academic writing. This easy-to-teach series provides basicwriting instruction as well as dependable strategies and manyopportunities for students to write.The series features: Organizational principles that include topic sentences, unityand coherence, making and supporting a point, cleartransitions, and introductory and concluding paragraphs. Application of these organizational principles to majorrhetorical forms including: classification, cause and effect,comparison and contrast, and problem and solution essays. Extensive practice includes prewriting, drafting, revision,and editing. Interactive activities and individual writing tasks generatestudent interest. Error correction and editing practice. Task-based approach encourages writing with a purpose.Ready to Read series, see page 86.LOOK!For Pricing & ISBNs, see page 108.102O R D E R O N L I N E AT OA S I S . P E A R S O N E D. C O M O R C A L L TO L L - F R E E 1 . 8 7 7 . 2 0 2 . 4 5 7 2

ELL07 HIED.084-108 (RR1-0897).048/11/065:34 AMPage 103Longman Academic Writing SeriesBooks 1–4Fundamentals of Academic WritingLinda ButlerFirst Steps in Academic WritingAnn HogueIntroduction to Academic WritingAnn Hogue and Alice OshimaWriting Academic EnglishAnn Hogue and Alice Oshima Beginning – AdvancedThis best-selling series sets the standard for clear andcomprehensive instruction. These books give students thepedagogical support to quickly improve their writing and givestudents the tools for academic success.The series features: Extensive practice in prewriting, drafting, revising, and editing. Numerous models and practice opportunities. Clear, step-by-step instruction in the conventions ofparagraph and essay writing. Rigorous development of sentence structure, grammar, andmechanical skills. Thought-provoking readings from authentic sources. Self-editing and peer-editing worksheets. Appendices with relevant reference materials for studentsand teachers.From Introduction to Academic WritingLOOK!For Pricing & ISBNs, see page 108.103T O C O N T A C T Y O U R E L L S P E C I A L I S T, C A L L 1 . 8 0 0 . 3 7 5 . 2 3 7 5

ELL07 HIED.084-108 (RR1-0897).048/11/065:34 AMPage 104Write Ahead SeriesWriting to CommunicateSkills for Academic SuccessBooks 1 and 2Paragraphs and EssaysSecond EditionLinda Robinson Fellag Cynthia A. Boardmanand Jia FrydenbergHigh-Beginning – Intermediate IntermediateThe Write Ahead program immerses students in the writingprocess, with themes and activities geared to the interestsand grammatical and vocabulary proficiencies of a newgeneration of learners. Each writing assignment demonstrateshow to gather and organize ideas, revise drafts, and identifylanguage errors.Features: Thematic readings. Accessible language presentation. Numerous models. A wealth of student-centered and self-study activities. Special attention given to typical errors including spelling,punctuation, and grammar. Journal writing.With a combined process and product approach, Writing toCommunicate helps students progress from the basics ofparagraph writing to the development of full-length essays.The text’s models and exercises help students generatecontent and build vocabulary for their writing.Features: Prewriting exercises. Group assignments, graphic organizers, paragraph checklists,and peer help worksheets. Sections on mechanics. Appendices on writing under time pressure, the universityapplication essay, paragraph formatting on a computer,punctuation, and common linking words.ContentsIntroduction to Academic Writing Types of Paragraphs Organization of Paragraphs Coherence and Cohesion Unityand Completeness From Paragraph to Essay The ThesisStatement The Introductory Paragraph The ConcludingParagraph Body Paragraphs Process Classification Cause and Effect Comparison and ContrastRead Ahead series, see page 86.LOOK!For Pricing & ISBNs, see page 108.104O R D E R O N L I N E AT OA S I S . P E A R S O N E D. C O M O R C A L L TO L L - F R E E 1 . 8 7 7 . 2 0 2 . 4 5 7 2

ELL07 HIED.084-108 (RR1-0897).048/11/065:34 AMPage 105Gateways to Academic WritingEngaging WritingEffective Sentences, Paragraphs, and EssaysParagraphs and EssaysAlan MeyersMary Fitzpatrick High-Intermediate – AdvancedHigh-Intermediate – AdvancedGateways to Academic Writing is a fully integrated writingprogram that bridges ELL and mainstream classes. Studentcentered and comprehensive, the text covers the elementsof composition, sentence structure, and grammar.Engaging Writing is a student-centered text that emphasizesthe revision process allowing students to apply newlydeveloped skills to their own work. Each chapter leadsstudents into a structured writing assignment and providespractice in all skill areas as well as instruction in grammar.College-level themes prepare students to make the transitionto mainstream courses.Features: Easy-to-use four-part structure includes the writing process,rhetorical organization, grammar and sentence structure,and editing practice. Examples of professional and student writing providestudents with meaningful models. Exercises and examples are thematically focused on avariety of topics, including interesting facts about people,places, historical events, and animals. Visual aids include outlines and diagrams, and unit-ending“Outlines for Success” that summarize essential chapterpoints. Nine additional readings provide examples of rhetoricalmodes, practice in close reading, questions for analysis,and writing prompts.ContentsDeveloping Your Writing Skills Writing Types of Paragraphs Gateways to Grammar and Structure Editing with Care Additional Readings AppendicesLOOK!Features: Thought-provoking readings stimulate discussion andprovide clear direction for writing. Prewriting activities include brainstorming, outlining,and drafting in the context of case studies. Guided activities help students gain fluency and accuracyin their writing. Review and Revise Boxes show students how to lookcritically at their writing as they revise. Appendices include a review of grammar and mechanicswith exercises and a guide to citation and summarizing.ContentsPossessions (Description) Passages (Narration) Memory(Exemplification) Culture, Identity, and Homeland (LogicalDivision) Full Pockets, Empty Pockets (Cause and Effect) Marriage and Family (Comparison/Contrast) Teamwork(Classification) The Science of Everyday Life (Definition) From School to Work (Argumentation) Appendices:Grammar, Mechanics, Reference, and Peer Review FormsFor Pricing & ISBNs, see page 108.105T O C O N T A C T Y O U R E L L S P E C I A L I S T, C A L L 1 . 8 0 0 . 3 7 5 . 2 3 7 5

ELL07 HIED.084-108 (RR1-0897).048/11/065:35 AMPage 106Reid Academic Writing SeriesStrategies for Correct WritingBasic WritingPaul FournierSecond Edition High-Intermediate – AdvancedThe Process of Paragraph WritingSecond EditionThis task-based text breaks down the essentials of writinginto easy-to-identify components. Through models, activities,and real-life samples, students learn to recognize, edit, andcorrect errors in their own writing.The Process of CompositionThird EditionJoy M. Reid Beginning – AdvancedThe text’s unique Blueprint Boxes serve as templates,allowing students to see what is missing from their writingand ensuring a clear, coherent structure.Features:This series takes students from beginning-level instructionon basic sentence structure through the development andproduction of advanced academic papers.Examples of student compositions, written by native andnon-native speakers of English, as well as pair and groupwork enrich all three levels.Features: Extensive step-by-step practice in all processes of academicwriting, from generating ideas through prewriting andorganizing information, to editing and revising, to thefinished paper. Real-life tasks provide practice in defining, comparing,examining cause and effect, and explaining a process. Models of appropriate writing — letters, essays, and reports— combine with real-life examples to provide meaningfulcontexts. Problem-probe activities contrast various writing modelsto help students identify areas for improvement. Easy-to-use correction codes help students identify andcorrect common problems. A reading-writing approach to build student backgroundknowledge. Instruction on the use of the Internet for research.LOOK!For Pricing & ISBNs, see page 108.106O R D E R O N L I N E AT OA S I S . P E A R S O N E D. C O M O R C A L L TO L L - F R E E 1 . 8 7 7 . 2 0 2 . 4 5 7 2

ELL07 HIED.084-108 (RR1-0897).048/11/065:35 AMPage 107Eye on Editing SeriesThe Essentials of EnglishDeveloping Editing Skills for WritingBooks 1 and 2A Writer’s HandbookAnn HogueJoyce S. CainIntermediate – High-Intermediate This two-level series is designed for writers who are oftenunable to identify and correct common grammaticalinaccuracies in their own work.Students develop solid editing skills as they work through adiagnostic pretest, grammar explanations with easy-to-readcharts, a progression of increasingly challenging editingexercises, and guided writing tasks. The final chapter’s editingexercises require students to integrate all the skills they havelearned.Contents — Book 1Present Time Tenses Past Time Tenses Subject-VerbAgreement Expressing Future Time Time Shifts and Tense Count and Noncount Nouns Articles and Other Determiners Pronouns Modals Verb Forms, Gerunds, and Infinitives Word Forms Extra Editing Practice Appendices Intermediate – Advanced“ so wonderfully concise yet comprehensive, and theexplanations are clear, thorough, and accessible. I love it!”Laura JensenNorth Seattle Community CollegeSeattle, WAFrom grammar and punctuation to the creation of essays,The Essentials of English is a must-have reference tool fortoday’s writer.Each part focuses on a single topic, building from sentencestructure and mechanics to writing, revising, and properformatting.Students also learn how to write a research paper in theMLA and APA styles.Features: Clear and concise explanations and examples.Contents — Book 2 Practical guide to documentation and research.Tenses and Time Shifts Modals Nouns and Determiners The Passive Voice Coordination and Parallel Structure Adjective Clauses Adverb Clauses Conditionals NounClauses Word Order Appendices Models of academic papers, emails and business documents. Guidance on using computers for writing. 8 tabbed sections include: The Basics, Clear Sentences,Grammar, Punctuation, Mechanics, Writing and Revising,Formats, Research Papers, and Reference Lists.Exercises to Accompany the Essentials of English providesadditional practice related to the writing ressIntermediate, see page 57.LOOK!For Pricing & ISBNs, see page 108.107T O C O N T A C T Y O U R E L L S P E C I A L I S T, C A L L 1 . 8 0 0 . 3 7 5 . 2 3 7 5