COMMA CHAOS: Fix the Sentence
RUN-ON RESCUE: Fix the run on
AGREEMENT ATTACK: Correct the sentence, pick the correct verb
PRONOUN PANIC: Fix the unclear pronoun
CLARITY CRISIS: Revise for clarity
100

Although the argument is persuasive it lacks sufficient evidence 

Although the argument is persuasive, it lacks sufficient evidence 

100

The argument is detailed it lacks organization.

The argument is detailed, but it lacks organization.

100

The group of students __ presenting today. 

are
100
When the author critiques the audience, they become defensive. 

When the author critiques the audience, the audience becomes defensive. 

100

Due to the fact that the argument is persuasive many readers agree with it.

Because the argument is persuasive, many readers agree with it. 

200

Students who revise carefully improve their essays however many skip the ending process. 

Students who revise carefully improve their essays; however, many skip the ending process 

200

The policy improved attendance many students still opposed it. 

Although the policy improved attendance, many students still opposed it. 

200

The results of the experiment ___ surprising. 

were

200

If a student wants to improve their writing, you should revise consistently. 

If students want to improve their writing, they should revise consistently. 

200

The proposal has many benefits in a positive way for students. 

The proposal provides many benefits for students.

300

The proposal while effective in theory creates practical challenges. 

The proposal, while effective in theory, creates practical challenges. 

300

The speech was emotional the audience remained unconvinced. 

The speech was emotional; nevertheless, the audience remained unconvinced. 

300

Each of the arguments ___ significant weaknesses. 

have

300

The argument challenges the proposal because it lacks evidence. 

The argument challenges the proposal because the proposal lacks evidence. 

300
The author basically uses evidence that is kind of convincing. 

The author uses convincing evidence. 

400

Because the author relies on emotional appeals readers may overlook flaws in the reasoning. 

Because the author relies on emotional appeals, readers may overlook flaws in the reasoning.
400

The author used statistics they are outdated and misleading. 

Although the author used statistics, they are outdated and misleading. 

400

The use of emotional appeals and statistics does what to the argument? (makes stronger)

strengthens

400

When readers analyze the article, it becomes more persuasive.

When readers analyze the article, the argument becomes more persuasive. 

400

The speech was very emotional and caused people to feel lots of emotions. 

The speech was highly emotional and deeply affected the audience. 

500

The evidence appears convincing however it ultimately fails to support the authors claim. 

The evidence appears convincing; however, it ultimately fails to support the author's claim. 

500

The experiment produced measurable results the findings however were inconsistent. 

The experiment produced measurable results; however, the findings were inconsistent. 

500

Neither the evidence nor the claims does what to the conclusion? (upholds)

supports 

500

The writer criticized the speaker because they ignored the audience. 

The writer criticized the speaker because the speaker ignored the audience. 

500

The argument is good but also has bad parts. 

Although the argument is compelling in several aspects, it contains significant weaknesses that undermine its effectiveness. 
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