Structure:IntroductionThesisPre-SummaryBody(Include personal connection)1. First pointinclude at least one credible source2. Second pointinclude at least one credible source3. Third pointinclude at least one credible sourcePost-Summary Call to ActionConclusion– For the introduction my name is Will Knight and for the personal connection could you write about how I’ve had family members that have had cancer.

When comparing “The House on Mango Street” to “A Celebration of Grandfathers” we see how culture dominates the way the characters interact with one another. In your continued reading of “The House on Mango Street, how do you view Cisneros’ take on culture, and how is it different in the Anaya short story about his […]

Introduction- Introduce title of playBRIEF summaryIntroduce the characters you are writing aboutBody 1 One characterBody 2 The other characterBody 3 Compare your TWO charactersConclusion- Discuss the importance of their roles in the play. What impact did they have on one another? How did they change over time? MLA FormatWhen citing from the play, refer to […]

Please read the sample student essay in the following link, paying closeattention to the notes in the margins.  You might want to also look back at TheStructure of an Academic Argument handout in Lesson 4. Then answer thefollowing questions:https://guides.skylinecollege.edu/ld.php?content_id=44584128 1)  What is Harba’s thesis/main argument?2) Where and what is the background information?3) On page 3, what information does Harba provide with her graph?4) Harba discusses an […]

Editorial Assignment: Intro: write about how the government turned a rich country into what it is today First paragraph: The terrible day to day life Venezuelans live Second paragraph: Deteriorating economy in Venezuela and how it affects citizens third paragraph: Violence in Venezuela Conclusion: wrap up your points

Developing Your Argument The basic structure of the research paper should include these components: Introduction – Present the issue to your audience. Answer to “so what?” and “who cares?” questions by explaining why this issue is significant and why your audience should take an interest in it. Explain the controversy surrounding the issue and objectively […]

Developing Your Argument The basic structure of the research paper should include these components: Introduction – Present the issue to your audience. Answer to “so what?” and “who cares?” questions by explaining why this issue is significant and why your audience should take an interest in it. Explain the controversy surrounding the issue and objectively […]