E11A | Grammar Review #2 (Research)

After exploring different topics for her research paper, Chelsea decided to focus on community's recovering efforts after natural disasters.

• communitys

• communities

• communities'

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Elliott utilized Google Scholar, SIRS Issues Researcher; and ProQuest eLibrary databases to find relevant articles related to his topic.

• Researcher, and

• Researcher and

• Researcher;

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There is many databases students can explore to find relevant articles for their papers.

• Their is

• They're

• There are

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Cadence's research topic explores how family dynamics can impact an individual's feeling of self acceptance.

• self, acceptance

• self-acceptance

• self; acceptance

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The New York Times article, Social Media's Negative Effects on Mental Health, investigates the role of social media on adolescents.

• "Social Media's Negative Effects on Mental Health"

• Social Media's Negative Effects on Mental Health

• (Social Media's Negative Effects on Mental Health)

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If researchers only complete simple Google searches to find information; they are limiting their ability to find more credible, well-researched sources.

• searches, to find information

• searches; to find information

• searches to find information,

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Please follow your teacher's advise: "don't wait until the last minute to write your paper."

• advice: "Don't

• advise; "Don't

• advice; "don't

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Students research controversial issues and topics that are relevant for their projects.

• controversial issues, and topics that are relevant

• controversial issues, and relevant topics

• controversial issues and relevant topics

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The library media specialist advised students where to find the best resources who has a degree in information literacy.

• Move the underlined phrase after "students" (separating it with commas)

• Move the underlined phrase after "specialist" (separating it with commas)

• Move the underlined phrase after "specialist" (no need for commas)

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UW-Madison's helen c. white hall library is a hub for much of the research done on campus.

• Helen C. White Library

• Helen C. White library

• helen c. white Library

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