Identification
Language of a particular individual or people of a particular area.
Dialect
Also called the chronological order. Used to state the events in the order they occured
Time order
pecify what the research is all about
Limitation of the study
What is the fault in the sentence
"Layla is joining the competition even though she would win."
Faulty coordination
the use of sophisticated language
Formal diction
Literary label is attributed to the text that centers on women.
Fiction by women
Used in process essays to explain a step-by-step process
Sequential
discusses the method that is employed in the study.
Methodology
Identify the faulty in the sentence
"Even though they went to the park, it was really hot."
faulty coordination
informal in nature and generally represent a certain region or time.
Colloquial
The authors style of speaking or writing.
Diction
Used when the author needs to highlight by importance.
Order of importance
is meant to remind the reader why the topic being studied is important.
Conclusion
Identify the fault in the sentence
"I really enjoy dancing, singing and baked cookies."
Faulty Parallelism
more conversational and often used in narrative literature.
Informal
And intellectual prediction
Hypothesis
Used to express problems or issues and their remedy.
Problem and solution
includes an overview of the research
Abstract
Correct the fault in the sentence
"They all went to the concert to watching their favorite band."
They all went to the concert to WATCH their favorite band.
Identify the type of diction in the sentence.
"I gotta go my own way"
Slang
The initial response of the writer to the research questions give
Thesis statement
Used in describing a place.
spatial
the part of the paper where the research paper wherein various published information are analyzed.
literature review
Correct the fault in the sentence
"I might not remember everything he did to help and I am thankful. "
I might not remember everything he did to help BUT I am thankful.
Identify the kind of diction used in the sentence
"I'm about to go to a meeting with my boss. "
Formal