Help middle and high school students practice avoiding wordy language and redundancies with this grammar worksheet, which is delivered in editable Word Document and printable PDF formats. (Alternatively, a Google Drive option is available.) In addition to an answer key, a helpful handout is provided, addressing the following questions:
What is economy of expression?
Why does economy of expression matter?
My assignment needs to meet a word requirement, so shouldn't my teacher be happy with more words?
What are some examples of wordy expressions?
How do I fix wordy expressions?
Complement this grammar practice activity with engaging Creative Writing projects:
Help middle and high school students practice avoiding wordy language and redundancies with this grammar worksheet, which is delivered in editable Word Document and printable PDF formats. (Alternatively, a Google Drive option is available.) In addition to an answer key, a helpful handout is provided, addressing the following questions:
What is economy of expression?
Why does economy of expression matter?
My assignment needs to meet a word requirement, so shouldn't my teacher be happy with more words?
What are some examples of wordy expressions?
How do I fix wordy expressions?
Complement this grammar practice activity with engaging Creative Writing projects:
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