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How to write an argument
Decide what you're arguing. ...
Outline your ideas. ...
Write an introductory paragraph. ...
Construct your body paragraphs. ...
Include additional information to support your argument. ...
Produce a thoughtful conclusion. ...
Cite your sources. ...
Analyze the effectiveness of your argument's structure.
How does the author develop the central idea over the course of the passage?
<em>The author develop the central idea over the course of the passage</em> by it's own insight.
The first thing that needs to be understood is that people do not respond to stress in the same way. Stress is simply what we feel as the result of how the human body reacts to certain internal or external demands. Each student will respond differently, even if the demands they face are identical. This means that it would be wrong for any student or faculty member to simply dismiss the stress caused to a certain student, just because others are not experiencing the same level of stress.
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The book <em>Metamorphosis </em>is about a man Gregor that wakes up one day to discover that he has become an insect which alters his life, both his work and his relationship with his parents.
Each of his family members has different ways of adapting to this new Gregor. Greta, his sister still assumes that his taste for milk when he was a human remains the same now that he is an insect but soon finds out that his taste is different now that he is an insect.
His mother believes that Gregor will still turn back to being human and opposes the idea that Greta suggested removing some of his possessions out of the room so he will have more crawling space.
His dad, however, does not quite view Gregor as his son anymore after he turns to an insect and brutally assaults him when he escapes from the room.