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RE: Improve your Writing (Comma Rules Part 1)
I hate to be a party pooper @dragonslayer... but I know you are south african and we never use the word 'gasoline' ..If you are copy'ing and pasting you must include the source and not take the credit for yourself......
Original source
uacmenglish3.weebly.com/uploads/3/7/9/0/37903051/comma_rules_lesson_1.doc
- My dog Skip has made a new friend down the street and around the corner. 3. You can go to the store with me or you can clean up your room. 4. ... 1. If the school board approves our proposal the high school will build a new gym. 2. Before going to the big game next week I need to go buy new shoes. 3. I will see you after ...
Firstly I mentioned that the quick practice was not mine, no where did I say that it was. "They had a quick practice in the work we had which I think will be a great thing to share with you."
If you haven't noticed they are in italics and I did say that I would be using the quick practice things in my writing as it would benefit the readers reading this post. The actual original source, only those doing this course have access to that's why I have not added the link for it. The link you have sent is a download link that doesn't have any reference to the original area either.
The original sources:
https://pathway.brightspace.com/content/enforced/30521-Pathway.2017.Spring.ENG106.1086/Comma%20Rules%20Lesson%201.pdf?_&d2lSessionVal=vv4AoILRXYvlQhJJTe5ZxamCk&ou=30521
https://pathway.brightspace.com/d2l/le/content/30521/viewContent/919626/View
Actually it is a pdf document which I downloaded fro that website. It would be a simple task to put
Original Source at the end of your article...or References
As regards the comment about sharing... it is not clear that the entire work is someone elses....using italics could easily be taken as formatting to clarify the exercise.
Ok thank you for your tips on this. I will make sure when quoting or using things, in the future, that I put this in. :D