Writing Made Easy

"This book aims to demystify the legal writing process by providing concrete formulas-both macro and micro formulas-for mastering the content required for objective and persuasive legal analysis. The "macro" formula we start with in this book is CRAC, which stands for Conclusion ("C"), Rule ("R"), Analysis ("A"), and Conclusion ("C"). Within this macro formula, we use "micro" formulas to help you draft the different parts of CRAC. This book also takes different parts of legal work product, such as the introduction to a motion or the question presented of an objective memo, and breaks those parts down into components so that you can see how they are put together and then can write your own by applying those basic constructs. At each juncture of your legal writing journey, this book will give you a roadmap to follow (and a step-by-step list of directions) such that you will never feel completely lost and never find yourself faced with an entirely blank page"--

Walters and Dekoven present a guide to writing college papers, the Master's thesis, the Doctoral dissertation, and the Doctoral project with ease, efficiency, and accuracy.

Editing Made Easy is a quick, easy-to-read book that will help you communicate clearly and professionally. You will learn how to: make your writing more exciting and dynamic. avoid the most common errors of grammar and spelling. understand the styles of print and online media. avoid typographical and factual errors. improve the chances of having your work published. An international edition of Editing Made Easy, originally published in Australia, is a best-selling resource for writers throughout much of the English-speaking world. Now, the author has completely rewritten it to cover the rules and conventions of American English.

In Letter Writing Made Easy!, author Margaret McCarthy offers sample letters for hundreds of common occasions. Need to write a thank you note? Want to dispute a bill? Having trouble expressing your feelings upon the death of a friend's loved one? McCarthy has provided samples which you can use as is, or modify to suit your own particular style or concerns. How to write more intimate personal letters How to write more powerful business correspondence Practical advice on format, style, tone, forms of address . . . and much more Includes hundreds of ready-to-use samples So put down that phone and write a letter! It's not only more personal, it's more effective. And with Letter Writing Made Easy!, writing a letter is a breeze!

Ready-to-use samples for both intimate personal letters and powerful business correspondence are included in this handy guide, as is practical advice on format, style, tone, forms of address, and much more.

Software test planning should be about inventing great tests, not about agonzing over how to write the test plan. Learn the tips and tricks that make writing a test plan easy. Never fear writing a test plan again. Break through the writers block. Stop wasting time with unnecessary work and get right to the meat that makes your test plan work! Writing Test Plans Made Easy focuses on a practical and simple technique for organizing a test plan as quickly as possible so that you can get right to the important part of inventing quality test ideas. Inside are many of examples for different ways to represent test problems, from simple combinations to intricate integrated system tests. The book guides the tester toward selecting the appropriate way to represent their tests so that they can save time and make the plan easier to read and review. Writing Test Plans Made Easy is designed as a step by step handbook to make it more understandable and less intimidating. Brand new testers and experienced senior testers alike will appreciate the simple and straightforward approach.

Explore all the basics any student needs to improve their essay writing in all subjects. Learn how to get the best information from interviews and surveys, structure an effective essay, revise and evaluate, write attention-grabbing beginnings and endings, and make the best use of library resources, including CD-ROMs. The book discusses the personal essay, literary essay, review, report, exam essay, and research paper. Dozens of sample essays round out this valuable writing resource.

This invaluable workbook-style reference guide will help you transition from writing for composition classes to writing for psychology classes. Author Lenore T. Szuchman's years of experience teaching writing-intensive courses give her an inside track on the trouble spots students often encounter when writing papers and dealing with APA style. The unique workbook format offers both a quick reference to APA style and interactive exercises that give you a chance to practice what you've learned.