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Master English Writing

9h 20m 15s
English
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Master English Writing is a 66-lesson 9 hours 20 minutes self-paced course by Luke Priddy. Complete guide to clear and literate English writing.

Course facts

Lessons
66
Duration
9 hours 20 minutes
Level
All levels
Language
English
Updated
Instructor
Luke Priddy
Price
Premium

Complete guide to clear and literate English writing. You will master the basics of written speech, key grammatical structures, essay writing skills, and effective text construction methods. Each topic is supported by a large number of clear examples to ensure you can confidently apply the knowledge in practice.

Who teaches Master English Writing? Luke Priddy

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#1: Course Overview
All Course Lessons (66)
#Lesson TitleDurationAccess
1
Course Overview Demo
07:36
2
Essential Best Practices
10:21
3
Correcting and Punctuation
07:00
4
Mindset
06:18
5
An Example of Unclear Writing
13:21
6
Clarifying Unclear Writing
05:05
7
How to Write Clearly: Part 1
05:50
8
How to Write Clearly: Part 2
07:47
9
What Redundancy and Repetition Look Like
11:20
10
Full Example of Redundant Writing
10:27
11
Fixing Redundant Writing
05:59
12
Why Simplicity Matters
08:03
13
Examples of Simple Writing
09:24
14
How Adjectives Can Make Writing Your Writing More Vivid
10:38
15
Alternatives to Very and Really
06:24
16
When Adjectives are Not Used Well
02:53
17
Using Adjectives Well
03:53
18
Replacing Adverbs with Vivid Verbs
05:30
19
Replacing General Verbs with Vivid Verbs
08:09
20
Making Use of Verbs for Clarity
10:38
21
Overview of Active and Passive Voice
14:34
22
Awkward Usage of Passive Voice
10:05
23
Using Active and Passive Voice Naturally
10:04
24
Overview of Modifiers
06:42
25
How to Avoid Confusion with Modifiers
11:19
26
Only This Lesson Only Focuses on Only
04:29
27
Defining Good Syntax
07:58
28
Examples of Bad and Good Syntax
04:46
29
Overview of Dependent and Independent Clauses
10:40
30
Examples of Dependent and Independent Clauses
07:06
31
Prepositional Phrases: Part 1
07:35
32
Prepositional Phrases: Part 2
05:14
33
Simple Intermediate and Advanced Sentence Building
06:39
34
Short Sentences Pack a Punch
05:44
35
Short Sentences at the End
02:59
36
Making an Impact with Short Sentences
06:15
37
Punctuation Overview
04:53
38
Connecting Independent Clauses
07:30
39
Commas for Relative Clauses
13:58
40
Commas for Bonus Information
04:57
41
Linking Things at the Front
06:29
42
Commas for Lists
04:17
43
Semi-colons
12:00
44
How to Use Hyphens
21:39
45
Building Compound Adjectives with Hyphens
11:19
46
Overview of Paragraphs
04:56
47
Structuring Paragraphs
11:54
48
ragraph Example
04:29
49
Form Follows Purpose
20:39
50
Building an Outline
13:09
51
Outline Example
08:52
52
Essays and How to Practice
09:54
53
Short Variations
18:30
54
Full Variations
03:17
55
Replacement Exercise Steps
13:12
56
Getting Down to the Bones
08:03
57
Full Replacement Exercise Example
06:27
58
Peer Review Overview
06:55
59
Benefits of a Writing Buddy
08:59
60
The Full Peer Review Process
12:06
61
What makes a good prompt?
10:32
62
Essay Prompts for Opinion, Explanation, and Comparison
05:03
63
Essay Prompts for Pros and Cons, and Hypotheticals
02:30
64
Essay Prompts to Agree or Disagree, and Give Preferences
04:39
65
Write for Review
10:48
66
Final Thoughts
09:34
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Frequently asked questions

Are there any prerequisites for enrolling in this course?
There are no formal prerequisites for enrolling in the course. It is designed to help learners at various levels improve their English writing skills. However, having a basic understanding of English and some prior experience with writing in English would be beneficial to fully benefit from the course materials and exercises.
What types of writing projects will I work on in this course?
Throughout the course, you'll engage in various writing exercises including correcting punctuation, clarifying unclear writing, replacing adverbs with vivid verbs, and structuring paragraphs. Additionally, you'll practice building outlines and writing essays, and participate in the peer review process to enhance your writing through constructive feedback.
Who is the target audience for this course?
The course is aimed at individuals looking to enhance their English writing skills. It is suitable for students, professionals, and anyone interested in mastering clear and literate English writing, focusing on grammar, text construction, and essay writing.
How does this course compare to other English writing courses in terms of depth and scope?
This course offers a comprehensive exploration of English writing, spanning 66 lessons that cover essential topics such as grammar, punctuation, sentence structure, and essay writing. It provides practical examples and exercises, making it more detailed than courses that might only focus on a single aspect of writing.
What specific tools or platforms will be used in this course?
The course doesn't require any specific software tools or platforms. The focus is on improving writing skills through structured lessons, practical exercises, and peer review processes. The lessons are presented in a format that emphasizes clear examples and practical application.
What topics are not covered in this course?
This course does not cover advanced literary analysis, creative writing techniques, or professional writing for specific industries such as technical writing or journalism. Instead, it focuses on foundational writing skills, grammar, and constructing clear and effective written communication.
How much time should I expect to dedicate to this course?
Although the total runtime of the course is unspecified, learners should anticipate dedicating several hours per week to engage with video lessons, complete exercises, and participate in peer reviews. The course's extensive content and practical exercises will require consistent effort over multiple weeks.