Please I want a short paragraph about how to get an A in English

1. Answer the task appropriately

If I asked you, “What’s 2 + 2?,” there’s no way you’d try and tell me how many watermelons I could buy with $10. Now, that might sound like a completely out-of-the-park example, and yet, so many English students do something similar when it comes to answering their assessment task.

Every English assignment, no matter what, has a core task or issue to which students must respond. Getting an A grade in English comes down to the depth, breadth and insight in that response. Where students fall down is how they attack the question.

This often begins in not reading the task sheet correctly. Careful attention must be paid to what the task sheet says. What writing style does the assessment ask for? Is it a feature article, a speech, a piece of creative writing, or an essay? If it’s an essay, what kind of essay is it? There’s a big difference between an argumentative, persuasive, or expository essay. There’s even a big difference between an editorial, a feature article, and a newspaper article – even though they are all, technically, articles! Each type of assessment has its own set structure and rules. While your teacher will often go through the assessment type in class, it is your responsibility to adhere to the rules consistently when you compose your work.

The task sheet will also outline whether you must respond to a specific stimulus item, such as a poem, image, song, or so on. It could additionally tell you how many examples you should provide, how many words you should write, or which themes you must focus on. In your response, you must make sure to respond to all the elements outlined on the task sheet. Those will be your variables – elements which will change depending on the assessment at hand.

You should also be aware of some set rules that run across the board with all English assignments. One of the most important rules of English writing is following the TEEL method. TEEL stands for Topic, Evidence, Evaluation/Explanation, and Link. It is the basic structure for almost all paragraphs.

Explanation:

Well first you will have to pay attention and learn it all. Then you would have to study. After you would have to get anything over a C in test to raise your grades. Next, yo have to keep studying and trying your best. Don't give up on your self. Tell yourself "I can do this, Im doing this to make me feel better and give my parents reasons to have confidence in me"

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