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zlopas [31]
3 years ago
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For your written submission, first state that you have read and understood the above expectations and that you will do your best

to produce quality work as well as answer the following questions with full sentences: How long should your essays be? What is plagiarism and how do you prevent it? What format should your essays be written in and your sources cited in? What site should you put your essays through before submitting your final draft to make appropriate changes and see your tentative score?
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Rus_ich [418]3 years ago
8 0

1. The essay must be of a size sufficient for the whole subject to be exposed and well argued. Ideally, the essay should have four paragraphs, the first being reserved for the introduction (where the theme of the essay will be presented), two paragraphs for the body of the essay (where the theme will be developed through argumentation and supporting information) and the last paragraph for the conclusion (where the theme will be finished).

2. Plagiarism occurs when the author of a essay uses information written by other authors without providing due credit. To prevent plagiarism from happening I must always quote and reference the author of any information I need to include in my essay.

3. My essays must be written in MLA Format. This is the format used in the USA and serves to standardize the production of essays and any other text of a scientific nature.

4. To the website reserved for this and that has been authorized by the teachers and school.

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