Like other transition words, sequence words prevent choppy writing. In addition, they signal the sequence of events or steps so the reader can understand the order in which they occurred or should occur. Writers use sequence words to help readers following the events they are narrating....
The results show that students who used the software outperformed those who did not, on the tests and the overall grades for their writing. Implementing formulaic sequence check programs in writing classes to help students decide which words can appear together, under which circumstances, and in ...
Sequencers are words that organize your writing and speaking, words like first, next, then, after that, and finally. We often use sequencers in English when we give instructions, describe a process, or tell stories. Using sequencers is a simple trick tha
Rejecting this notion, she suggests that we listen to our internal creative guide/intuition to find our path instead. Morning pages may be helpful here: Cameron recommends asking questions in the evening and listening for answers while writing on the following morning. However, we first need to ...
56.THE WRITTEN WORDS IS FED INTO THE COMPUTERS BY THE INPUT MOTHOD OF WUBI, WHICH INPUT RADICALS IN CHINESE CHARACTERS RATHER THAN SYLLABLES, AGAINSTING THE THINKING PROCESS OF HUMAN BEING.SO IN THE COMPETITION OF THE INPUT METHOD TOOLS ON THE INTERNET, THE PINYIN INPUT METHOD DEFEATS THE WUB...
记叙文顺序（Narrative sequence）Narrative order The written narrative, there must be a sequence. What to write, write what to write what, only to have it properly, to describe it clearly. The narrative sequence can be divided into narration, flashback, flashback, supplemented four.They are the...
In a sequencing paragraph, you are writing to describe a series of events or a process in some sort of order. Usually, this order is based on time.Example: Write a paragraph outlining how a person becomes the Prime Minister. The following words can help you to write a good sequence ...
Underpinned by this psycholinguistic notion, “lexical priming” refers to the process wherein repeated exposure to a word (or group of words, or part of a word) in context has an impact on language users' representations and results in an increasingly weighted association between the word (or...
Throughout our discussion we have been assuming that each symbol in a sequence occurs independently of the previous sequence. In other words, there is no memory in the sequence. Most sequences of interest to us are not made up of independently occurring symbols. In such cases an assumption of...
Since the second-pass deliberation decoder has an overall picture about what the sequence to be generated might be, it has the potential to generate a better sequence by looking into future words in the raw sentence. Experiments on neural machine translation and text summarization demonst...