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English, 16.10.2020 06:01 jeffcarpenter

Caroline's main concern at this point is organizing and developing the ideas she had formulated in previous lessons. As she continues to revise and edit her literary analysis, she will introduce counterclaims, find and improve weak spots in her writing, as well as correct any language or punctuation mistakes. Before you submit your draft, read it over carefully. You want to be sure that you've responded to all aspects of the prompt. In addition, use the checklist above to ensure that you are crafting your draft to be a focused, organized, and developed piece of writing. Write your draft for your literary analysis in the box below.

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