States what you are going to argue or believe in.
Distinguishes a well thought out paper from a mere retelling of facts and events.
Helps you stay focused throughout the writing process
It should be clear and focused
It should be arguable (that is, if an expert wanted to read your paper, they could argue why your thesis statement may not necessarily be correct.)
It should reflect your position on a topic.
Will the reader ask questions like “why?” or “How?”
Can the reader ask “So what?”, “Who cares?”
Can an expert say something like “No way!” ?
Is it clear to the reader what major points you are going to make?

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3 years ago

Help me plz I’m confused

ELEN [110]

Answer: just write the story as a shorter version of it with the main idea/ details as the original but in your own words. (please tell me if there's something i need to do ab my answer or if i'm missing something)

Explanation:

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3 years ago