Hodges, John C <br/><br/>
Harbrace College Handbook / 
John C. Hodges with Mary E. Whitten. 
 - 5th ed. 
 - New York :  Harcourt, Brace and World,  1962. 
 - 502 p. 
<br/><br/>Diction: Good use. - Glossary. - Exactness. - Wordiness and Useless Repetition. - Omission of Necessary Words.   --- <br/>  Effective Sentences: Unity and Logical Thinking. - Subordination. - Coherence: Misplaced Parts; Dangling Modifiers. - Paralelism. - Point of View. - Reference Pronouns. - Emphasis. Variety.   ---   Grammar: Sentence Sense. - Sentence Fragment. - Comma Splice and Fused Sentence. - Adjectives and Adverbs. - Case. - Agreement. - Tense: Mood, Shall, Will.   ---   Large elements: The Pharagraph. - Planning and Writing the Whole Composition. - Library Paper. - Letters. - Grammatical Terms.   ---   Mechanics: Manuscripts Form and Revision; Syllabication. - Capitals. - Italics. - Abbreviations and Numbers.   ---   Punctuation: The Comma. - Superfluos Commas. - The Semicolon. - The Apostrophe. - Quotation Marks. - The Period and Other Marks.   ---   Spelling. 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>INGLÉS<br/>GRAMÁTICA--INGLÉS<br/>REDACCIÓN--INGLÉS<br/>PUNTUACIÓN--INGLÉS
<br/><br/><label>Index Terms--Genre/Form: </label><br/>LIBRO DE TEXTO