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042 _alccopycat
050 0 4 _aHF5718.3
_b.W54 2000
082 0 0 _a651.7/4
_221
100 1 _aWienbroer, Diana Roberts
245 1 0 _aRules of thumb for business writers /
_cDiana Roberts Wienbroer, Elaine Hughes, Jay Silverman
264 1 _aNew York :
_bMcGraw-Hill,
_c[2000]
264 4 _c©2000
300 _axiii, 223 pages ;
_c23 cm
336 _atext
_btxt
_2rdacontent
337 _aunmediated
_bn
_2rdamedia
338 _avolume
_bnc
_2rdacarrier
504 _aIncludes bibliographical references and index
505 0 0 _gPart 1
_tThe Writing Process --
_tWriting in the Business World
_g3 --
_tFinding Your Focus
_g6 --
_tSizing Up Your Work Style
_g8 --
_tWhat to Do When You're Stuck
_g11 --
_tOrganizing Your Ideas
_g14 --
_tParagraphing
_g18 --
_tContinuity
_g22 --
_tAdding Visual Interest: Layout and Illustrations
_g24 --
_tRevising
_g26 --
_tProofreading
_g29 --
_gPart 2
_tWriting with Power --
_tSteps Toward a Clear Style
_g35 --
_tWriting to Persuade
_g38 --
_tWriting with Energy
_g43 --
_tTrimming Wordiness
_g47 --
_tGrammar Review: Common Sentence Patterns
_g50 --
_tAvoiding Tangled Sentences
_g55 --
_tVarying Your Sentences
_g58 --
_tEliminating Biased Language
_g63 --
_gPart 3
_tSpecific Business Writing --
_tGuidelines for all Business Correspondence
_g67 --
_tE-mail and Fax Messages
_g69 --
_tMemos
_g72 --
_tLetters
_g75 --
_tAgendas and Minutes
_g80 --
_tInstructions and Directions
_g82 --
_tReports
_g84 --
_tNewsletters and Press Releases
_g89 --
_tProposals
_g92 --
_tResumes
_g96 --
_gPart 4
_tSpecial Projects --
_tResearch on the Internet
_g103 --
_tCrediting Outside Sources
_g109 --
_tRecurring Projects
_g112 --
_tLong-term Projects
_g114 --
_tCollaborative Projects
_g118 --
_tThe Spoken Word
_g121 --
_tEditing Other People's Drafts
_g123 --
_tWriting for Others
_g125 --
_gPart 5
_tCorrectness -- Usage --
_tConfusing Words
_g129 --
_tOne Word or Two?
_g136 --
_tSpelling
_g139 --
_tCapitalization
_g142 --
_tAbbreviations and Numbers
_g144 --
_tCorrect Pronouns
_g146 --
_tConsistent Pronous
_g148 --
_tPronouns: Avoiding Vagueness
_g151 --
_tVerbs: Agreement with Subjects
_g153 --
_tVerbs: Consistent Tenses
_g155 --
_tWord Endings
_g157 --
_gPart 6
_tCorrectness -- Punctuation --
_tPeriods: Avoiding Sentence Fragments and Run-on Sentences
_g163 --
_tCommas
_g169 --
_tSemicolons and Colons
_g173 --
_tDashes and Parentheses
_g175 --
_tHyphens
_g177 --
_tApostrophes
_g178 --
_tQuotation Marks
_g179 --
_tItalicizing (Underlining) or Quoting Titles
_g183 --
_tSample Memo
_g187 --
_tSample Bad News Memo
_g188 --
_tSample Letter
_g189 --
_tSample Letter of Recommendation
_g190 --
_tSample Meeting Agenda
_g191 --
_tTwo Sample Press Releases
_g192 --
_tSample Cover Letter
_g194 --
_tSample Resume (Emphasis on Accomplishments)
_g195 --
_tSample Resume (Emphasis on Skills)
_g197 --
_tSample Resume (Limited Experience)
_g199 --
_tSample Resume (Significant Experience)
_g200 --
_tThe Anatomy of a Sentence: How to Diagram
_g201
650 0 _aBusiness writing
700 1 _aHughes, Elaine
700 1 _aSilverman, Jay,
_d1947-
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