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ofc, here's some pro tips in general that'll work for any subject, if you inform me on the subject i could probably go deeper into it.
Explanation:
1. Always stay on the main topic. Repeat it as much as you want, as much as you need too! If it's about English or History, make sure give you direct years and dates that'll fill up the paper more.
2. Make sure you give multiple and factual details. Go all out! Reword things, search topics, do as much as you need to to fill up that document.
3. Give fun facts. Fun facts are an amazing way to take up more space on a paper. Fun facts not only bring people in, but also can quickly get the job done.
4. Don't make too many paragraphs. On my 500+ worded essay, I made 5 paragraphs and left it at that, I advise you to do the same. I have 5 different things going on in each paragraph so it's not the same dandy thing, but make sure if you take that route that you're still talking about the main topic of your essay. Don't get sidetracked!
5. Try to use 2 words with one meaning (like how people use words like "helping-hand" put a space between those if you're typing it so it'll register as 2 words, or make professional and long words to make it look like a larger sentence. Yes it still counts as one word technically, but hey ya might get some extra points!
Really hope this helped, and I could help a ton more if you need, just reply to this and I'll see what I can do :)))
"Bee" has no meaning to a person who doesn't speak English, because it isn't a word you say everyday. It isn't very important to know what a bee is because it is just a bug, and bugs aren't very important to somebody who doesn't speak English. If people want to learn English, then they would need to know something we say everyday and that is important to everyday life, like food or sleep, not bee.
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A literature review surveys books, scholarly articles, and any other sources relevant to a particular issue, area of research, or theory, and by so doing, provides a description, summary, and critical evaluation of these works in relation to the research problem being investigated.
I hope it's helpful!
"issuing a loud, angry complaint about the meal you just had in a restaurant" is the answer :)
