You start off with an assertion or your introduction. and then your information in between and then a conclusion
Answer:
See topic
Explanation:
Hook: <em>Good luck</em>
Bridge: (connects the hook and the thesis)
Thesis:
Topic Sentence:
Concrete Detail:
Concrete Detail:
Commentary:
Concluding Sentence:
Topic Sentence:
Concrete Detail:
Concrete Detail:
Commentary:
Concluding Sentence:
Topic Sentence:
Concrete Detail:
Concrete Detail:
Commentary:
Concluding Sentence:
Thesis restatement:
Bridge:
Memorable idea:
B.) It is internal because Rachel fights against the urge to cry.
In this paragraph, Rachel is definitely fighting an internal conflict because she is dealing with her emotions, fighting back the urge to cry. The fact that she urges to cry is suggested by "the part of me that's three wants to come out of my eyes." This statement is a metaphor that simply means, "tears want to come out of my eyes" or "I want to cry."
Hello. You did not show the sentence that this question refers to, which means that I cannot give you a very specific answer. However, knowing what basketball games are like, we can project that a phrase from a poem that uses Sprung rhythm to expose the way basketball players play, would show a fast, frantic, direct and very incisive rhythm, promoting certain ideas, clear and very well established. Just as a player must be on the court.