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OpenStudy (anonymous):

2.11 outline for English 2 on flvs... I need help ! is it asking for my opinion of the human rights or .... ?

OpenStudy (anonymous):

@nincompoop @AngelWilliams16 @bubbles-are-cool. @bibby ?

OpenStudy (uh60blackhawk):

whats the whole question?

OpenStudy (anonymous):

What is the question?

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Outlines allow us to understand what we are going to write ahead of time. This is important; otherwise we will simply write our thoughts without any clear direction, and the end result will be confusing for the reader. To outline, use the following steps: •Look at the prompt, your thesis statement, and your notes closely. •Decide which evidence from your notes will support your thesis. •Create an outline that puts this evidence in a logical order. Now that you understand the basics of outlining, it is time create your own. Use this Outline Graphic Organizer to get started. (link to Outline Graphic Organizer) Your essay response should be a total of five full paragraphs. This will include: • Your introductory paragraph (already written) •One paragraph of supporting evidence •Another paragraph of supporting evidence •A third paragraph of supporting evidence •Your conclusion Each paragraph must contain a topic sentence. This is the sentence that states the meaning of your paragraph. Think of it as a mini-thesis statement. Instead of serving as a statement about the central idea of the entire essay, your topic sentence will serve as a statement about the central idea of the paragraph.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Do you still need help?

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Lol @naxve yes ! I hope you dont hate me but im really bad at english 2 ):

OpenStudy (anonymous):

@theresa2314

OpenStudy (anonymous):

I'm on segment 2 ): @OTHS14

OpenStudy (anonymous):

@theresa2314 im on module 2 ):

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Ok, sorry for the late replies! So what exactly do you need help with on this assignment?

OpenStudy (anonymous):

For your question asking if it's asking for your opinion: not really. Basically you are just explaining how the sources you chose, and the facts in those sources, relate to your chosen human right issue. For example, one of the sources was about young girls being forced into marriage. So, if you chose freedom (for example), you talk about how this violates the human right freedom and give some facts from your source about why this is wrong.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Oh my god thankyou ! @naxve

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