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Explanation:
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“I felt odd and had the smell of bacon running through my nose when suddenly I had the instinct to wake up and follow the smell. When I sprung to my feet I realized I had paws instead of hands and thought I was dreaming until I discovered that I had turned into a dog! It freaked me out at first but then I remembered how easy dogs have it. It took me awhile to figure out how to walk with four legs but then I was quickly trotting towards the smell of bacon and found myself in my own kitchen watching my (mom, dad, roommate etc.) cooking bacon. Everything was great until they yelled “Who are you? I don’t have a dog, get out!” I was shoed outside and confused as ever. I sat outside and pondered what my next move would be and how I had turned into a dog and how do I turn back into myself…. You can add stuff or change things but I hope this helps!
Answer:
I'll be including three sources here, please try to do the other two yourself.
For MLA format:
- Begin with the author's name, formatted as [Last, First], followed by a period.
- Then, in italics, list the book name, followed by a period.
- Next, cite the publisher, then place a comma, followed by the publishing year.
- Place a comma after the publishing year and state the specific pages you are citing, if there are specific pages.
- Place citations in alphabetical order by last name.
Sample citation page with three citations:
Works Cited Page (centered)
Beals, Melba P. <em>Warriors Don't Cry</em>. Pocket Books, 1994.
Poe, Marshall. <em>Little Rock Nine</em>. Aladdin Paperbacks, 2008.
Tougas, Shelley. <em>Little Rock Girl 1957: How a Photograph Changed the Fight for Integration</em>. Compass Point Books, 2012.
To illustrate how Van Lew continued to swap intelligence with prisoners<span>to emphasize Van Lew’s resourcefulness and determination
</span><span>to demonstrate the use of encrypted messages in the Civil War</span>
Answer:
That argues a claim against another claim using evidence and reasoning.
Explanation:
<em>Argument </em>is in <em>argumentative</em> writing so it hints that the writing is supporting evidence against something else. Hope this helps!!! :)
