Usually is one paragraph but it can be longe
So there is not a specific form you need to follow?
Usually is one paragraph but it can be longe
So there is not a specific form you need to follow?
example/etc.
Does this include citing work?
with transition words.
I feel like teachers I have had in the best are very picky about transitions and aren't saisfied with a mere transition word; they prefer a phrase.
incident
"incident" I always find that word to be vague, or used when someone wants to hide something or make it seem less bad than it actually is.
Below is a basic outline for an argumentative or persuasive essay
I'm going to bookmark this page to refer to when writing my essay.
I adore my mates, but I’d chuck them under a metaphorical bus for someone I was in love with
I am trying so hard not to judge this person, but as I continue to read it is becoming increasingly difficult! This is awful to me!
‘Friends are not necessarily the people you like best, they are merely the people who get there first.’
I feel this is deeply cynical. It did definitely make me think and question my own friendships, but overall I would disagree with this sentiment.
I was first married as a teenager
Wild.
But I do not crave their company when I am without it, for whatever length of time, and should we lose touch, I do not miss them.
That's super interesting to me and I cannot relate to it. It's nice to see the perspectives of others, though, but I definitely miss my friends sometimes when I am not with them.
If you were to get rid of one state in the U.S., which would it be and why?
The whole South?? Is that a choice?? (:
(I'm kidding)
Describe the color yellow to somebody who is blind.
That's a trippy concept.
What was the last gift you gave someone?
Ooooh. That's a SUPER telling question. Even the speed at which someone is able to ask this question is very revealing.
Are you more of a hunter or a gatherer? (Glassdoor) You’re a new addition to the crayon box. What color would you be and why? (Glassdoor)
I find theses questions to be super great and compelling! I've never heard them asked in any setting or format before.
nxiety-inducing
I get that this article is probably geered toward job interviews and not personal interviews, but I think that there will still be some useful general tips.
“We’re always grateful.”
I feel very grateful to eve have a dad that is so awesome and to be able to have an interview with him.
giving the gift of listening
I think this is well-said, because my dad is always listening to me and helping me, so I think it would be nice if I could do the same for him.
cry
Sometimes it's hard to be vulnerable with people.
Facts are much less interesting than questions regarding love, life challenges, influences and regret
Yes, I definitely agree, but sometimes it's hard to ask people deep and meaningful questions. I definitely want to, though.
And I feel like every once in awhile I can still feel her warmth.
Omg im crying!!!
Everybody was willing to do anything for her.
I hate that bad things happen to good people. It's not fair.
When he got outside of the building and saw that she wasn’t there, he ran back in the building to save her. But he never walked out again.
What a testament to this woman's spirit.
But she never called you back.
Wow. Intense. Just... wow.
”Don’t worry. You are going to see stuff on the news, but it is not my building,”
This makes my heart hurt.
the last picture she saw was one of me.
How sweet. though the boy never really had a relationship with his grandmother, this is something that will always connect the two of them.
Somebody described her to me once as the kind of person that when she walks in the room the temperature goes up by ten degrees.
What a beautiful description. Of course, I never personally knew this woman, but I can just imagine the warmth and love that she carried with her.
”My husband got killed on September 11th.” And what I heard was, ”You killed my husband on September 11th.”
Oh my god...
“Well, I checked in a couple of the hijackers and made sure they got on the flight.”
I wonder how he copes with this fact. That would be so hard. I definitely would feel guilty, even though there was probably nothing I could do.
And I, I had this wild kind of thing in my mind that everything that happened on September 11th was my fault personally.
Wow.
And uh they were gone. They were just all gone.
That's so eerie and awful.
“I did it, didn’t I?”
This guy will carry that weight for the rest of his life. Imagine how heavy that is.
You know, I could never put my arms around you and say ‘Don’t worry, Josh, I’ll keep you safe,’
Heartbreaking.
I think it was hard for me to wrap my head around the fact that this was not normal. I thought everyone had a hard time sleeping over. I thought everyone had hard times in the dark.
I can't even imagine. People are so selfish. While shooting a 6 year old is an atrocity, the shooter also did something arguably worse. he robbed this child of his sense of safety and security and normality.
You know, there definitely was not any manual of how to deal with this as a parent
That would be so tough, as a parent.
and ended up at the hospital.
Just imagine that. It's a normal day, and then boom. Awful.
the claim that Barack Obama was born outside the United States or that the financial crisis was deliberately orchestrated by a group of Wall Street bankers.
People are ridiculous and ignorant.
The Daily Beast reported the shooter was a fan on Facebook of Jones' Infowars website.
Shouldn't this cue us that there are some weird things about Jones?
Put wordy phrases on a diet.
punny!
This principle creates an effect called coherence, which is closely related to unity. Whereas unity refers to the clear relationship between the body of a paragraph and its topic sentence and between the parts and the whole, coherence refers to the clear relationship between one sentence and the next, between part and part.
this is a good conclusion, everything ties together and relates to the theme very nicely.