So I don’t know much about this book, but I can help you with formatting. You should start of with a introduction. It should be catchy to grab the readers attention. U should probably look for a fun fact about Sonia. Then you have 2 body paragraphs. The first one should be about the biography. The second about the editorial.
Next, you should have your comparing part. You can use quotes ext.
last, you should have a conclusion. This is a summary of the essay to wrap everything up. You can tie it back with your fun fact in the intro.
To check your grammar, you can use mugshots from the internet. (It’s a writing tool not a prison picture)
You can also use Gramarly to help you when you write.
If you still have trouble, I recommend using essaytyper.com.
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<span> I think he is jealous of her natural innocence and love for life. Daisy seems unencumbered by social constraints imposed by "proper" society.</span><span>
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I think so that might just be true
Answer:
Strong statement
Explanation:
Although a question might be hooking, I would recommend avoiding them if you're writing based on formality.
If not, a question would be the best way to grab the reader's attention, because
statistics can bore the reader, especially if it's at the beginning
quotations might not be an efficient way to start out this essay; you should use in the middle of your essay while supporting evidence
However..
A <em>strong statement</em> is the best answer.
It can be compelling as well as formal, especially when using specific words to portray what you need to state
