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Fоllоw these guidelines tо write the conclusion: Do not reuse the thesis's wording аnd do not use the sаme phrаsing you have used elsewhere. Acknowledge that Tannen’s study is not entirely flawed by discussing at least one strength or redeeming element. Reinforce your argument that the weaknesses are problematic. Offer brief, specific suggestions for how each of the three weaknesses could be reduced or eliminated.
Fоllоw these guidelines tо write body pаrаgrаph 3: Address one of the appeals not yet addressed in the other body paragraphs: ethos, pathos, logos. Note: You are limited to discussing only the ideas written by the authors. As such, you cannot discuss the author information supplied by the publisher, and you cannot discuss the source of publication. Give each paragraph a relevant heading (title case, centered, and boldface) Hint: Use the specific appeal. Begin each body paragraph with a topic sentence that corresponds with the order of the thesis and argues which of the two authors made (past tense) a more effective use of the chosen appeal. Note: Because your paragraph is about both authors, the topic sentence also must apply to both authors or mention both authors. (Example: Simba is a better hunter than Pikachu.) Divide paragraphs in half. In the first half, discuss the author who made weaker use of the appeal. In the second half, discuss the author who made stronger use of the appeal. In each half, you must discuss and cite at least two specific appeal strategies and examples for each author. This means each paragraph must have at least four pieces of relevant support/evidence for each body paragraph (two per author per paragraph). Note: Your final essay will receive a letter-grade deduction for each body paragraph that fails to cite and discuss at least two appeals strategies and examples for each author. Conclude the paragraph with a brief discussion/explanation of why the second author's use of the appeal was more effective than the other author’s use. Be sure to explain both sides. Remember: Use APA style to integrate and cite source material.
Fоllоw these guidelines tо write body pаrаgrаph 2: Address one of the appeals not yet addressed in the other body paragraphs: ethos, pathos, logos. Note: You are limited to discussing only the ideas written by the authors. As such, you cannot discuss the author information supplied by the publisher, and you cannot discuss the source of publication. Give each paragraph a relevant heading (title case, centered, and boldface) Hint: Use the specific appeal. Begin each body paragraph with a topic sentence that corresponds with the order of the thesis and argues which of the two authors made (past tense) a more effective use of the chosen appeal. Note: Because your paragraph is about both authors, the topic sentence also must apply to both authors or mention both authors. (Example: Simba is a better hunter than Pikachu.) Divide paragraphs in half. In the first half, discuss the author who made weaker use of the appeal. In the second half, discuss the author who made stronger use of the appeal. In each half, you must discuss and cite at least two specific appeal strategies and examples for each author. This means each paragraph must have at least four pieces of relevant support/evidence for each body paragraph (two per author per paragraph). Note: Your final essay will receive a letter-grade deduction for each body paragraph that fails to cite and discuss at least two appeals strategies and examples for each author. Conclude the paragraph with a brief discussion/explanation of why the second author's use of the appeal was more effective than the other author’s use. Be sure to explain both sides. Remember: Use APA style to integrate and cite source material.