Sentence Writing Simplified - Level Three...Go Further!

"There are so many resources for improving writing. But the way of teaching Mike contains, you won't find anywhere else. Definitely recommended to anyone who wants to improve or learn English writing from scratch. Desperately waiting for level two and Mike's other courses." 

Abdul Rehman - Udemy Student

Joining multiple ideas into one written sentence can be challenging. For many people, they simply have not had the opportunity to fully develop and practice this important writing skill. As a result, they do not have confidence in their writing skills and feel their ability to express themselves clearly and completely is limited.

This course provides the opportunity for students to learn how to join three thoughts together in a compound-complex sentence. In this course, you will develop an understanding of the structure of a compound-complex sentence. You will review what coordinating and subordinating conjunctions are and how they are used to join ideas together.

You will be provided with a list of both coordinating and subordinating conjunctions and an opportunity to review how each one on the list can be used to connect ideas. Developing the ability to select and use the the correct conjunction when joining ideas together to create an effective compound/complex sentence allows the writer to write with greater ease and confidence at school or college, in the workplace, or in his or her personal life.

“How can I join three ideas together in a sentence so that the message is clear?  What is a compound/complex sentence and how do I write one? Which coordinating and subordinating conjunctions should I be using in my sentences?  How do I use commas when I join sentences together? When should I not join ideas together?"

Have you asked yourself any of these questions in the past? If yes, then this course is for you!

This course can teach you, step by step, not only what compound/complex sentences are and how to write them, but which coordinating and subordinating conjunctions work best to join your thoughts together. You will learn how to write this type of sentence and also how to use it with simpler sentences that you use now. This course will provide you with the opportunity to practice writing more meaningful passages that combine a variety of sentence types to express what you really think, feel, and need!

Why this course? Because in this course you can:

• benefit from being taught by an Ontario Certified Teacher who has over thirty years of classroom experience;

• become engaged in classroom style instruction where the teacher stands in front of you, speaks clearly, and uses a white board;

• understand why you are learning specific skills and how they will make you a better writer;

• watch short video tutorials that that allow you to fit learning into your busy schedule and find parts you want to review quickly;

• develop sentence writing skills using everyday, familiar words so you can focus on sentence building and not unfamiliar words;

• work with familiar themes such as food, family, school and college, and the workplace;

• learn content that has been simplified to the most important key parts and that is presented using a step by step approach;

• check your level of knowledge quickly at the end of tutorials using Quick Recap, Quick Check, and Quick Quiz;

• download PDF exercises and a booklet of summary notes for all of the course sections;

• Use Message Mike to contact the instructor directly for tutorial and quiz assistance, or assignment feedback.