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008			070214s2007 ck gr 00010 eng d
020			_a9789582009014
041	0		_aeng
082	0	4	_a808.066 _bS42p _221 ed.
100	1		_aSichacá Barahona, Jesús Salvador.
245	1	0	_aProgressive writing : _ban easy approach to composition / _cJesús Salvador Sichacá Barahona.
250			_a1a ed.
260	3		_aBogotá : _bCooperativa Editorial Magisterio, _c2007.
300			_a139 p. ; _c24 cm.
504			_aIncluye bibliografía.
505	0		_a1. General considerations ; 2. Sentences ; 3. Sentence variety and sentence length ; 4. Puntuation marks and mechanics ; 5. Common errors in writing ; 6. Informal writing ; 7. Formal writing
520	1		_aSometimes practice in writing sentences may seem tedious and rather artificial. After all, people rarely write pieces of communication that consist of a single sentence! But the method may not seem so strange if you have had the opportunity to learn a skill already. Do you play a musical instrument, participate regularly in a sport, sew frequently, fix car engines? Would you give the learner a number of difficult pieces and have him practice them all at once? Probably not. Most likely, you´d teach the person basic, easy-to-learn skills and concepts and have him practice these first. Anyone who has taken guitar, piano, flute, or trumpet lessons remembers the scales. Practice in writing sentences, then, is a way of becoming fluent at handling the basic units that are necessary for any piece of writing. The first step in becoming a skilled writer is to learn to writer good sentences (Hart, Kathleen A. and Heim Alice C)
650	1	4	_aRedacción de escritos técnicos _2LEMB
650	2	4	_aArte de escribir _2LEMB
650	1	4	_aRetórica _2LEMB
942			_2ddc _cPRE _h808
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