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Claim Interpretation

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COMPARISON/CONTRAST

COMPARISON/CONTRAST. Definitions. *To compare is to show similarities (likenesses). *To contrast is to show differences. COMPARISON/CONTRAST Two Techniques. Strategies for organizing information Establish meaningful similarities/differences Subjects in the same class

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Mission Possible: The Expository Mode

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Self Edit for The Bean Trees Essay

Self Edit for The Bean Trees Essay. Format: pts. Taken off if missing:. 1. double spaced? 2. 12 pt font? 3 paragraphs indented 4. Title? (think of one that works for essay) 5. Name and hour . Are title and author mentioned?. Do you see any words such as:

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Using Semicolons

Using Semicolons. Semicolons are a stronger punctuation than a comma. In fact, they can sometimes take the place of a period. There are three times when you might use a semicolon:. 1. Between two sentences. Example: Injustice is relatively easy to bear; what stings is justice.

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The Odyssey Essay

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Semicolon Rules

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Writing a 5-Paragraph Essay

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Writing About what you know

Writing About what you know. What you need to know. Know your essays. The Types of Essays: Expository : informative writing that shares knowledge, conveys messages, instructions, or ideas Narrative: fictional or non-fictional writing that relates a clear sequence of connected

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Paragrahp on Same Difference

Paragrahp on Same Difference. Themes. Identity Not being heard The difficulty of being an African-American Racism: being told how to act The dangers of stereotyping. Sample topic sentences; In his play Same Difference, S am Roberson writes about the theme of____

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In-class Essays

In-class Essays. Step-By-Step Tutorial. Introduction. Attention Grabber: Create a sentence that contains the topic of the essay. Ideas: Real life being flawed, perfection, good vs. evil vs reality. Your Thesis : Write your thesis as the second sentence.

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