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Correcting Faulty Coordination in Writing by Tíff Ặŋŷ is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The document discusses faulty coordination and how to correct it. Faulty coordination occurs when two clauses have unequal ideas but are treated as equal. It can be corrected by placing the less important idea in a subordinate position using subordinate clauses, modifying phrases, or appositives. Examples are given showing faulty coordination and the corrections.
- Author
- Tíff Ặŋŷ
- Language
- EN