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Nataly_w [17]
2 years ago
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Read the cartoon strip above. Think about yourself and the role(s) you play in life. Write approximately 75-100 words describing

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Anastaziya [24]2 years ago
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The assignment wants to know something personal about how you see how you have lived. As I don't have access to this I can't write the essay, but I'll show you how to write it.

<h3>Steps to writing an essay</h3>
  • Introduction: Present how you see your life and the way you have positioned yourself in it. Be objective and write a short paragraph, with a maximum of 4 lines.

  • Body: Write two paragraphs. They will be larger as you will have to explain the elements of your life. In the first, show how you have positioned yourself correctly and sought to establish a fair and positive standard of living. In the second paragraph, show how even trying to position yourself correctly, you have been making mistakes and reinforce how these mistakes are important, although difficult to deal with.

  • Conclusion: Show what position as a baseball player you would occupy, taking into account everything you exposed about your life in the essay.

An example of how you might write your essay introduction can be seen below.

<em>After reflecting a lot on my existence, I realized that my life is full of ups and downs. This lack of stability may not have a big impact on the physical world, since I don't make much difference in the world, but it has a great emotional impact that has made me reflect on myself and the decisions I've made.</em>

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