English, 04.02.2020 01:58 chrisswid

Its a final! create a essay of any topic and create a outline with it theres not much to it it does not have to be great just a essay about something with a outline to back it up if you want to know the requirments tell me and ill copy and paste them for you to know agian anything is needed i have 1 day

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I can't really help you write the esaay, but make it a five paragraph essay, with 8-13 sentances in each 0araraph, there is no conclusion paragraph, though, just a random fifth paragraph. Write the essay about your family or school life, a job or all of your hobbies that connect. Heck, make it about a random story. The outline will just be the so central points and happenings. If anythig, just free write, the more you panic, the longer it will take to write this.

You've got this, I'm sorry if this doesn't help a while lot, but good luck.

Answer from: hdjehd

I will not write an essay for you. But I can give some advice.

Explanation:

First, what do you want to write about? Choose something you know a lot about. Maybe it's birds, or television, or science. Then, narrow that down to one topic. The topic should be narrowed enough to give you something to talk about, but not too much to where you can't cover it in one essay.

When you have chosen a topic, write the outline! I'll give and example.

My topic is "Training a Dog with Good Behavior"

I. Introduction

A. "A dog is not a human, but he is also not a wild animal; he has the ability to be trained, and that is up to the owner, not him."

B. Introduce training

II. Facts!

A. Facts about dog's behaviors and why they act how they do

B. Training facts

III. Training

A. Starting a reward/punishment system

B. Enforcing good behavior at all times of day, not only with treat in hand.

. Conclusion

A. Integrate practice time with your pup

B. Conclude with reconstructed thesis

Hope I helped! Remember, asking somebody to write and essay is cheating, but asking for the tools to writing an essay is not!

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muir's use of diction creates a mood of urgency and fear. the highlighted words - difficult, difficult, force, crooked, struggling, tangled, fallen, fear, faint and hungry - come together to make you feel that the author is in danger. the imagery is clear so that it comes alive in your mind. diction can create a mood which can bring everything else together.

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mark brainliest and have a great day!

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because it crosses through the circle twice

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