rainbow of highlighters.
in order for me to do good in school I always have my pens and highlighters to color code anything that is important or something I need to know.
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- Oct 2020
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caffeine helped me survive my scholarly reading assignments
students drink coffee and energy drinks to stay up late to do assignments, it can actually effect your sleep patterns. These drinks will serious reduce your total amount of sleep.
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English was a requirement
although English is a requirement its proven to enhance your professional development and communication skills. It also helps you to have smoother writing, reading and public speaking.
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coziest memories of that bewildering first year involved reading
reading can release some tension. Reading relaxes your body by lowering your heart rate and easing the tension in your muscles.
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During my first year in college, I feared many things
many people are anxious awaiting their first year in college. Students tend to over think.
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- Sep 2020
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You’ve probably been in a situation where you arrived way underdressed for an occasion. You thought that the dinner was just a casual get together with friends; it turned out to be a far more formal affair, and you felt very out of place.
This has happened to me various of times, and it's so embarrassing
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Media is constantly asking you to buy something, act in some way, believe something to be true, or interact with others in a specific manner
This is very accurate, I have seen so many advertisements about how a product is very useful or how it looks good on everyone. The media can show you false advertisements as well.
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We have, of course, heard that you “can’t judge a book by its cover,” but, in fact, we do it all the time.
This is so true, many people may think they haven't and maybe they didn't realize it but it happens a lot.It's so common for people to judge a person by the way they look and or the way they dress.
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It isn’t about right or wrong; it’s about effective or ineffective.
This is so true because the students have different perspective's on their papers, and the comments that the students didn't understand was not the professors fault. The second student wasn't trying to blame the professor's comment but instead the student had said that his comment was unclear, which is the correct way to phrase it.
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The reaction of the friend in the first scene tells us as readers that we should feel frustrated or worried, whereas the second scene tells us we should feel happy or hopeful about the scene.
Each "scene" or "story" may have some phrases where it may tell the reader that a sad moment is about happen which alerts the reader. So it gives time for the reader for it to have a quick moment to realize it and process what's about to happen in the story.
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changing small things in the sound of our voices, such as the pitch, the volume
Just by having a certain tone to your voice you can sound negatively to people who make not like it and may consider it rude. In other cases you may sound positively which some people may not find it rude and might just not think nothing of it.
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For instance, if I’m describing a particularly harrowing day at work, I might have a paragraph just for the morning, and then a paragraph about my terrible lunch break, and then a paragraph about my afternoon.
Not all stories are in order but the writer should tell their story in chronological order for the reader to have a mindset of what happen that day.
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“What does my audience know? What do they think?” If you say a car is “beautiful,” will your audience think of a 2018 Hybrid Honda Accord or of a 1966 Chevelle (pictured at right)
You want to give your reader a good descriptive sentence about what your trying to tell your reader. The reader must visualize what your trying to describe and not be confused.
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though he never lived.
Sherlock Holmes was created by a british author.
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There aren’t any easy answers: writing is still hard. But the good news is that you can use a few helpful “rules” as starting points when they seem appropriate, and set aside the rest.
Yes this is true, writing can be hard but following the rules you will have the readers attention. At first, it might not be as easy but once you read through it, the reader will visualize what you have written and it will want to keep the reader reading more.
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Write about what you know about so that you can show not just tell in order to adapt to your audience’s needs and accomplish your goals
It's better to write about something you know so that you can give more details to the readers so they don't get bored reading it. You have to try and catch their attention so that the reader can keep on reading.
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Always have a thesis. I before E except after C. No one-sentence paragraphs. Use concrete nouns. A semi-colon joins two complete sentences. A conclusion restates the thesis and the topic sentences. Don’t use “I,” check your spelling, make three main points, and don’t repeat yourself. Don’t use contractions. Cite at least three sources, capitalize proper nouns, and don’t use “you.” Don’t start a sentence with “And” or “But,” don’t end a sentence with a preposition, give two examples in every paragraph, and use transition words. Don’t use transition words too much.
I think mostly everyone had to learn all these learn and till this day we still get taught.
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