Which topic is too broad for a cause-and-effect essay?

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2 answers:

Shtirlitz [24]3 years ago

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<span>A) What causes famine in underdeveloped countries</span>

padilas [110]3 years ago

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for one, you have not listed any topic to give me the ability to answer this question add quietly, however, I have to say no topic is quite to bread for an essay but it really depends on what you want to write about. I can help you out a lot if you just post the topics I have gotten A's and B's on all the essays I have ever done. I am a very passionate writer and I have been told by professionals aka writing and English teachers that I am gifted when it comes to writing I also passed my English one ECO for the year and I had to write an essay for that.

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