can someone help me write a opening paragraph i need more work or i can't go on vacation
You know it, Whats up. What you need
i have to write a opining paragraph showing how the authors feel about nature and includeing a hook a brige and my thisis statment
I can try to help what can I do?
Alright, here is what you are gonna do. read the passage where it talks about the authors love for nature for example, I love the fish jumping in the water and hearing the sounds of the splash. I love the wind blowing in the trees.
yeah that sound good
Agreed
the passages are i wandered as a lonely cloud and he Calypso Borealis
I remember that from middle school. Loved those two.
Alright so here is what your going to do. You will be doing an opening starting with your thesis statement and including details on why the author loves clouds and nature itself.
No you won't.
That's not what this is about @Astolfoloverforever are you trying to fail him? Lmao.
U do need a hook and a thesis statement so that is how u do it.
No I am not. I am trying to help him understand the concepts of the opening.
iv got a thisis statement i just need a hook and a bridge
Alright a hook and a bridge.
First of all, these are 2 different authors and 2 different stories. What is the topic of your essay? Comparing/contrasting how both authors express their love of nature?
Ok so you need to grab the audiences attention
You're doing an awful job of explaining it then.
you need to make it stand out
Thanks for that input
William Wordsworth and John Muir used similes and allusions to show that nature can bring happiness.
A hook is simply grabbing the attention of the audience. A surprising fact, rhetorical question etc. Basically something that forces the audience to think and engage with your essay.
Like a amusement park!
In "Calypso Borealis" and "I Wandered as a Lonely Cloud" both authors used literary devices to express their emotions through nature. The natural world was a main focus of both stories and was important in setting the mood or tone for the duration of each text.
That would be your thesis statement, thesis statements are 1 to 2 sentences.
ok what about a hook those are so hard i cant think of anything intristing that would move eyes
Grab their attention is what your basically doing. Like Marz. said express the author's feelings toward Nature.
well i dont want to be repetitive in my intro and the thisis talks about the feelings
No a hook is a DELIBERATE attention grabbing statement. i.e. rhetorical questions or surprising facts.
There it is
"Did you know that despite the time period difference between William Wordsworth and John Muir, both authors had similar writing styles that were centered around nature?"
That would be a proper hook that ties into your thesis statement.
wow thats amazing
good ideas from both of you
Well there you go Steam for the hook. Do you still need the bridge?
yes please
Marz. If you may
Do not use what I use word for word unless you want to be flagged for plagiarism, what I write is merely a guideline so you can understand how this works. You still need to write your own to fully learn the material and assignment.
A sentence that bridges the hook to your thesis would be something like "Natural references are abundant in literature published by both authors and is often important for the story's progression and tone"
what if i reword it like for the hook "even though William Wordsworth and John Muir had a big time difference they both wrote similar and wrote about there love for nature"
as long as it is in your own words.. I think that would be fine right?
*their love for nature.
yes
but what would you recommend i include on the bridge
*thumbs up*
all done all turned in moving to outlineing worksheet
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