What's Your Problem?

In your daybook, answer these questions:

1. State the problem you think you want to write about.

2. What is your personal experience with it?

3. What are some causes of this problem?

4. What solution or solutions do you have in mind?

When you finish the above, fix the following run-on (comma splice) sentence FOUR different ways. Copy it out four times. You may refer to pages 288-291 in Everyday Writer for help.

Education is an elusive word, it often means different things to different people.

 

 

We discuss your results. Then you do Ex. 37.1 page 390. Type these up and put them in your daybook. Do what the directions say.

 

 

Homework:

 

1. Begin working on your Problem/Solution Draft #1. There will be time tomorrow for working on your paper.

 

2. TWFTD: to elude in the OED.