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How to Write an Essay (and win the House Cup)

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English Language

English Language. Terminology. Make sure you read the question fully. Plan your response Have a clear and original thesis. Prove your thesis. Offer a variety of evidence, not just one or two simple supporting reasons. Do not state the obvious. Vary your sentence structures.

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Great Introductions

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Presentation Guidelines

Presentation Guidelines. Technical Exhibition. Outline. Introduction Strategies Thesis Statements Outlining Slide Construction Speech Delivery Proving the Thesis Wrapping it Up. Introduction Strategies. Tell a story Create a scenario Explain some shocking or interesting statistics

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The Business Letter

The Business Letter. By: Mr. Totten. Definition. The business letter is a professional letter you would send to someone who works for or is related to a company. It is considered formal.

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Senior Writing

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AP European History DBQ

AP European History DBQ. It is all about looking closely at the evidence and explaining what you see!. 9 Steps to a 9. What is a DBQ?. The name has it: this essay uses documents as persuasive evidence in your response to the question.

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Final Paper

Final Paper. Honors English 10. Review persuasive/argumentative essay structure. General Guidelines. Text should be Double-spaced The font should be in Times New Roman. The font size should be 12 pt. Leave only one space after periods or other punctuation marks

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Thesis Statement

Thesis Statement. As you already know, a thesis statement clearly states the topic of a composition and your position. It not only helps focus the main point of the essay by stating what you will PROVE in your paper, but it gives the reader an exact understanding of what will be covered.

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Introduction and Thesis

Introduction and Thesis. By Joseph Cheatle Adapted from the OWL at Purdue. Introduction. 1. What is this? 2. Why am I reading it? 3. What do you want me to do?. Those questions can be answered by the following:.

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Timed Writing Formula

Timed Writing Formula. By Master Martin. AP Essays breakdown. Two hours for 3 essays 40 minutes for each one Three essays Argumentative Rhetorical Essay (3 rd quarter) Synthesis (4 th quarter). How to approach each Essay. 40 minutes 10 minutes to understand the prompt and passage

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Writing Introductions and Conclusions

Welcome to Effective Writing 1- CM 107 Jeris Swanhorst. Writing Introductions and Conclusions. CM 107: Unit 8 Seminar.

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Writing your Introduction

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In Conclusion

In Conclusion. Conclusions. Re-state your thesis Transition? End with a broad statement (if it connects to your hook you are doing it right). Full Circle Baby. Sample Re-stating of thesis.

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Common Mistakes

Common Mistakes. writing immediately after reading question, without proper planning usually results in a string of disconnected thoughts failing to identify EXACTLY what the question is asking failing to address ALL parts of a question failing to clearly state thesis

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Intro Writing

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GMOs: Good or Evil?

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