She does not see anything wrong with it.
Misfit, misconstrue,misunderstand, misgiving, mischief... How many you need?
The correct answer is: [C]:
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→ "<span>make sure each paragraph has a clearly stated point."
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Consider the other answer choices; as follow:
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Choice: [A]: "include anecdotes and personal "I" statements." Doing so would weaken the "argumentative" position of an argumentative essay. Using the first person, "I", suggests using the thoughts, viewpoints, and opinions of the writer and should be avoided at all cost. Anecdotes are weak and tend to focus on vague or isolated examples. Rule out "Choice: [A]" .
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Choice: [B]: "</span><span>focus on including opinions more than evidence." As aforementioned, opinions from those of the writer—and from those of others—weaken the "argument" of an argumentive essay since they tend to be biased and/or "cherry-picked". Furthermore, opinions can be more easily swayed with other opinions AND other evidence as "counterexamples". So to the contrary, the writer should focus on strong evidence more than opinions.
Rule out "Choice: [B]" .
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Choice: [D]: "make the writing friendly and informal, engaging readers."
The engagement of the readers to the work is a good idea; however, doing so while making the writing friendly and information should NOT be done.
A friendly and informal style weakens the "argumentative" aspect of an argumentative essay.
Rule out "Choice: [D]" .
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Choice: [C]: "make sure each paragraph has a clearly stated point."
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<u>Note</u>: Among the answer choices provided, this answer choice is the best answer choice—and as such, the correct answer choice. A clearly stated point within each paragraph defends the argument and helps provide a strong case.
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<span>leave it as an offering, throw it off a cliff, or run it through with swords.</span>
The purpose for prewriting is essentially just to get all your basic ideas on what your writing about on paper. It isn't perfect, and WILL have mistakes. This means that the only choice that isn't true about prewriting is:
Prewriting helps you correct all of the errors you'll make
^^^This step will be done in editing or revising.
Hope this helped!
~Just a girl in love with Shawn Mendes