Help please, i need a topic sentence!?
Hi Lauren, hows about " everyone, no matter of race, religion or ethnicity should have the same chance, no one should be less equal, or have less chance than anyone else" or Nobody can choose the way they are regarding skin colour, body size or ethnicity, therefore for that reason alone, no one should be discriminated against in any way, shape or form. Hope this helps, Mike t
Help writing a topic sentence? please?
i have an essay on goals and i am currently starting my first body paragraph which has to do with getting acceptable grades and putting effort into school in order to become a psychiatrist. can i please have some examples of topic sentences for this? thanks by the way, im in seventh grade; if that helps.
Need help writing a good topic sentence on Hester Prynne?
For "The Scarlet Letter" how does Nathaniel Hawthorne use of characters suggest the consequences of sin on a person's life and character? I need help writing a good topic sentence
What are some guidelines for writing a good topic sentence for a paragraph?
My teens have this issue with writing.We sit at the kitchen counter with a cup of tea and their writing assignment. They heave a sigh and then begin to fumble around verbally trying to tell me what their assignment is. They have the thoughts and understand their topic (usually - ha!) but it is all jumbled and they are frustrated by the idea of adhering to a particular format, like the traditional 6 paragraph essay. It’s the format that trips them up.I turn to them after they have said about 4 minutes of highly frustrated and stilted attempts at formulating their thoughts into a writing format and say, “So what are you trying to say?”This is done not to further frustrate them, and not done in a snarky tone but rather this is an attempt to get them to distill their thoughts down to a nutshell, a singular sentence or two.That is what you need to do: In your first sentence you drill down to what you are going to talk about, the essence of your topic.Make your first sentence a sharp, bold stab at the viewer to get their attention. Then build your first paragraphs around that idea.So for example when writing about the issues of poverty and lack of clean water:“Clean water can mean life or death for many millions of people around the world. The issue is so vital for survival for vast numbers of people that whole villages of people will join together to help attain that one goal: clean water. How much better would life be for throngs of people around the world if clean water was easy to attain, was accessible, and was available to every man, woman and child on the planet? Let’s examine this issue by drilling down deep into what is at stake.”So to cleanly break it down:Thrust: Make the first sentence like a thrust of information. If the first sentence is a bit provocative, even better. Tell the viewer what you are going to delve into.Build: The body of the paragraph is essentially an argument of WHY this topic is interesting. Why the topic is even relevant, why even bother examining the topic. Think of your paper as an argument: You have to prove your point. Maybe even a tad bit aggressively.Tell: The last sentence should drive home the point that the writer is going to take the reader on a tour of the topic. You the writer are the tour guide for the topic, so the reader should be prepared to sit back and enjoy the tour. You are telling the viewer what to expect on the mental tour.
Can u help me write a topic sentence 4 dehumanizing?
Capital punishment should be abolished because it is dehumanizing, it is not economocially feasible, and it is responsible for the deaths of falsely accused people. Good luck! I change the order a little bit, but you can easily change it back. I always like to present my weaker arguments first and then end with my best arguments.
How do you write a topic sentence in an essay?
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What is a good way to write a topic sentence that's exciting,interesting,or juicy about a Snow Leopard?
The fierce predator stalks through the night,his coat rippling white and silver in the pale glimmer of the moon that reaches through the trees. His prey is so near... But change it a little or that would be plagiarism. Good luck!
How do I write the topic sentence for this topic (art is necessary to be taught at school)?
Your topic sentence should contain, in clear concise language, the main reason why you think art is important as a school subject. This, then, should be backed up with what you consider to be strong evidence. You don’t need to go into detail in the topic sentence. That is something you do in the following paragraph(s).I hope this helps