Primary Discussion Response Over The Past 2 Weeks
Primary Discussion Responseover The Past 2 Weeks You Have Begun Your
Over the past 2 weeks, you have begun your writing process by choosing a topic, working on a thesis statement, and creating an introduction. This week, you will complete your 3 body paragraphs. Follow the format below to write your 3 body paragraphs:
Body paragraph #1 (should be about the first characteristic you name in your thesis) Topic sentence Supporting details Transition statement
Body paragraph #2 (should be about the second characteristic you name in your thesis) Topic sentence Supporting details Transition statement
Body paragraph #3 (should be about the last characteristic you name in your thesis) Topic sentence Supporting details Transition statement
Note: Remember that you should not include outside research in this essay.
This essay should include only your own original ideas on your chosen topic. Tip: Use CTU's Writing Center, found here or in the Learning Center's area of the Virtual Campus, for additional resources and help with your writing.
Paper For Above instruction
This assignment requires the composition of a three-body paragraph essay centered on a specific topic, emphasizing original ideas without resorting to outside research. The process begins with the selection of a clear topic, formulating a concise thesis statement, and crafting an engaging introduction—steps that have already been initiated over the past two weeks. The current task is to develop the three body paragraphs, each focusing on a distinct characteristic that supports the thesis.
The first body paragraph should start with a topic sentence that introduces the first characteristic mentioned in the thesis. This paragraph must include supporting details that elaborate on this characteristic, providing concrete examples or explanations that reinforce the main idea. Concluding with a transition statement will smoothly connect to the subsequent paragraph.
The second body paragraph follows the same structure, beginning with a topic sentence about the second characteristic. Supporting details should further develop this feature, offering insights or personal observations that illustrate its relevance or impact. A transition sentence will prepare the reader for the third characteristic.
The third body paragraph should articulate the final characteristic listed in the thesis, starting with an appropriate topic sentence. Supporting details might include personal experiences, observations, or logical reasoning that clarify this characteristic. The transition statement at the end of this paragraph will help maintain cohesion and flow within the essay.
It is crucial that the essay remains solely based on the writer’s original ideas, avoiding the inclusion of outside research to uphold originality and authenticity. This approach also emphasizes critical thinking and personal insight into the chosen topic.
For additional guidance and resources, students are encouraged to utilize the Writing Center at CTU, either through the provided link or via the Virtual Campus’s Learning Center area. Such resources can be instrumental in refining writing skills, organizing ideas, and constructing a cohesive and compelling essay.
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