Coordinateideaseffectively.(24b-c)Revisesentence toemphasizewords at end ofsentence. (26a)All quotes arepunctuated (e.g.period aftercitation) andcited correctly.(34c)Add detailsto clarify andaddcredibility.(23a)Addmissingword.(23f)Correct mixedor mismatchedsentence parts.(23c-d)Correctconstruction.(23c)Create/correctparallelism inpaired orlisted ideas.(25)Varysentencelength: longand short.(26e, 27a)Addattributivetag before aquotation.(11c)Completecomparisonsorintensifiers.(23g-h)Titles are allcorrect(italicized or inquotationmarks). (34, 38)Subordinateideaseffectively.(24a, c)Revisesentenceopening.(27b)Correctmixedmetaphor.(23b)Reorder ideasso they areleast to mostimportant.(26b)Fix "In thisarticle, it..." or"there are,""it is"constructions.(30a)Delete "iswhen/where,"or "thereason is."(23e)Correct MLAcitation oralphabetizeworks citedpage (13).All authors arereferred to by fullname the first timementioned and bylast namesubsequently.Confirm everysource in theworks citedhas a matchingin-text citation.(13a)Deliberatelyrepeat wordtoemphasizeidea. (26c)Use cumulative orperiodic sentence,question,exclamation, orcommand.(27c-d)Add follow upto a quote thatconnectssource's idea toyour argument.Coordinateideaseffectively.(24b-c)Revisesentence toemphasizewords at end ofsentence. (26a)All quotes arepunctuated (e.g.period aftercitation) andcited correctly.(34c)Add detailsto clarify andaddcredibility.(23a)Addmissingword.(23f)Correct mixedor mismatchedsentence parts.(23c-d)Correctconstruction.(23c)Create/correctparallelism inpaired orlisted ideas.(25)Varysentencelength: longand short.(26e, 27a)Addattributivetag before aquotation.(11c)Completecomparisonsorintensifiers.(23g-h)Titles are allcorrect(italicized or inquotationmarks). (34, 38)Subordinateideaseffectively.(24a, c)Revisesentenceopening.(27b)Correctmixedmetaphor.(23b)Reorder ideasso they areleast to mostimportant.(26b)Fix "In thisarticle, it..." or"there are,""it is"constructions.(30a)Delete "iswhen/where,"or "thereason is."(23e)Correct MLAcitation oralphabetizeworks citedpage (13).All authors arereferred to by fullname the first timementioned and bylast namesubsequently.Confirm everysource in theworks citedhas a matchingin-text citation.(13a)Deliberatelyrepeat wordtoemphasizeidea. (26c)Use cumulative orperiodic sentence,question,exclamation, orcommand.(27c-d)Add follow upto a quote thatconnectssource's idea toyour argument.

Effective Sentences and MLA (HE) - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Coordinate ideas effectively. (24b-c)
  2. Revise sentence to emphasize words at end of sentence. (26a)
  3. All quotes are punctuated (e.g. period after citation) and cited correctly. (34c)
  4. Add details to clarify and add credibility. (23a)
  5. Add missing word. (23f)
  6. Correct mixed or mismatched sentence parts. (23c-d)
  7. Correct construction. (23c)
  8. Create/correct parallelism in paired or listed ideas. (25)
  9. Vary sentence length: long and short. (26e, 27a)
  10. Add attributive tag before a quotation. (11c)
  11. Complete comparisons or intensifiers. (23g-h)
  12. Titles are all correct (italicized or in quotation marks). (34, 38)
  13. Subordinate ideas effectively.(24a, c)
  14. Revise sentence opening. (27b)
  15. Correct mixed metaphor. (23b)
  16. Reorder ideas so they are least to most important. (26b)
  17. Fix "In this article, it..." or "there are," "it is" constructions. (30a)
  18. Delete "is when/where," or "the reason is." (23e)
  19. Correct MLA citation or alphabetize works cited page (13).
  20. All authors are referred to by full name the first time mentioned and by last name subsequently.
  21. Confirm every source in the works cited has a matching in-text citation. (13a)
  22. Deliberately repeat word to emphasize idea. (26c)
  23. Use cumulative or periodic sentence, question, exclamation, or command. (27c-d)
  24. Add follow up to a quote that connects source's idea to your argument.