Introduce your poem with an introductory paragraph that includes your thesis statement in the topic sentence. Write the title of the poem and its author. Paraphrase the poem’s contents without going too in depth. A brief summary on Edgar Allen Poe's "The Raven," for example, would ...
Pattern 1: The A, B, C Sentence ™ – Students think, “Why can’t everything be this simple? This one sentence outlines an entire essay!” Pattern 2: The Secret A, B, C Sentence ™ – Teachers spend months trying to get students to understand the complex concept that this amazing...
I loved your word and I loved how your character made it up in the story. I liked the ending, though the last sentence was a little confusing. I’m pretty sure it should be “But you can’t deny there’s a need for it.” or “But you can’t say there’s not a need for it...