Recall the thesis you developed earlier in this lesson. Research the literary work you want to discuss and gather enough evidenc
e to support your thesis statement. Then write a 300-word essay. Apply the writing strategies you explored in this lesson. Spend about two hours writing a rough draft of the entire paper. PLEASE HELP!!
Write down sources as you go, read over your thesis, and don't stress over the time minimum. Post your essay after it's done and have peers go over it.
Explanation:
Writing down sources as you go helps you not have to read back when you have to cite them. It just makes research and citing easier. Reading over your thesis is just in the directions and it can help you write off of your own words, giving you a head start. Lastly, honestly 2 hours for a rough draft is absolutely insane, strive to do your best rather than how long it takes you. If you post your essay after you're done I might be able to help you proofread it, if I find your account again. Good luck!
You don't know their backround you don't know how they act (ex: if they are disabled) you don't know what their status is (ex: if they are poor) hope I helped you out
