English Composition

English Composition 0
Title: English Composition
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English Composition 1
Contents
English Composition..................................................................................................................2
Plagiarism...................................................................................................................................2
Two Ways to Avoid Plagiarism.................................................................................................3
References..................................................................................................................................5

English Composition 2
English Composition
1. Although the Smiths had already eaten dinner, they allowed Johnnie to prepare his
plate at the stove and join them at the table.
2. Sarah chose to go on the field trip to Atlanta and was nearly bursting with energy as
she boarded the bus.
3. I believe the paper napkins will affect the color scheme you selected for the wedding
regardless of what Ms. Compton says.
4. We shall proceed with the bake sale, and all proceeds will go to the Children’s
Mission.
5. “May I attend the party with Bert?” I asked Dad. “I know he’s not your favourite
person.”
6. People can often work too much, which leads to burnout.
7. Your understanding of this novel is so thorough.
8. He set the plant on the windowsill so that it could take advantage of the pretty
weather.
9. Blake didn’t know if he passed the exam.
10. You must accept the fact that his being here affects you greatly.
Plagiarism
Plagiarism is using and citing someone else’s text in your own document or article
and presenting it as your own original piece of work. It can be intentional as well as
unintentional. It is actually using some other author's text without acknowledging it. Even
unintentional plagiarism can have severe issues regarding writing ethics. It is to deceit an
author of his ideas, thoughts, expressions, and interpretations by using it in your own article
(Joob & Wiwanitkit, 2018). It is insincere and unethical act on the part of the person using it