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HORT 225 - Horticulture Learning Community STYLE: 6 points Audience Spelling Vocabulary Grammar
agreement does not address audience specified minor spelling errors multiple spelling errors homonymic spelling technical terms used incorrectly appositive/modifier/subject
terminology/audience not matched improper abbreviation use subject/verb agreement split infinitives
Sentence Structure
run-on/complex sentences improper capitalization
improper punctuation
unclear meaning
active/passive voice choice? end with comments:
SUBSTANCE: preposition
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does not address topic does not incorporate lecture info improper references addresses/introduces irrelevant material facts stated incorrectly or misinterpreted improper quotes
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