The Writing Process and the Types of Sentences

6. Making a list of any ideas you think about the topic or subject.
8. Reseeing your paper from the eyes of a reader.
9. Checking for any grammatical, punctuation errors or spelling mistakes.
10. The rest of the sentence which contains the verb and the object.
11. Putting ideas together into complete thoughts.
13. Starts with indentation, capital letter and ends with period.
17. A group of sentences which are put together and has complete thought.
20. A sentence that contains two independent clauses and a dependent clause which are linked or joined together by a conjunction.
21. Turn in your work to the teacher.
22. A sentence that contains an independent clause and a dependent clause which are linked or joined together by a conjunction.
24. Processs Prewriting-Brainstorming-Drafting, Revising, Editing and Publishing
25. Involves revising the content, organization, grammar, and presentation of a piece of writing.
27. People, places or things which are performing the action in the sentence.
28. Starts with capital letter and ends with a period. And has a subject and predicate.

1. Two independent clauses or sentences are linked or joined together without the proper punctuation or conjunction.
2. Adding or deleting words, sentences or even paragraphs from the writing.
3. Generating ideas and the topic.
4. Organizing your ideas as sentences and paragraphs.
5. Process A process in writing which is divided into six stages.
7. Thinking about the ideas and the topic.
12. A sentence that consists of a single subject and predicate.
14. The word that describes the subjects, objects or nouns in a sentence.
15. The word that denotes the action or state of being in a sentence.
16. A sentence that contains two independent clauses or simple sentences.
18. What is being talked about the subject.
19. What or whom the sentence is about.
23. Involves preparing, organizing and developing ideas.
26. Sharing your final copy of your writing with the audience.