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Argumentative writing: Argumentative writing is the type of writing that demands the writer to take a stance related to the topic and present evidence and arguments in favour of it in order to persuade the readers. Evidence: Evidence can be the facts, figures, reasoning, statistics, or examples that support your…
06 January
Argumentative writing involves picking a side and providing evidence that supports your side while simultaneously describing the other side. The thing that makes the argumentative essay most convincing is the evidence provided to support the thesis. Readers must jump from the author’s own words to solid evidence. But a mere…
06 January
The bill of rights is made up of ten amendments. Each amendment is set in place for the protection and security of individual liberties. They impose certain restrictions on the government. James Madison wrote the bill of rights, and Virginia’s legislature approved it on December 15, 1791. The First Amendment…
06 January
Pendulum comes from the Latin word pendulus meaning “hanging down.” A simple pendulum consists of a bob suspended at the end of a string or wire so light, it is considered massless. The bob is suspended from a pivot and moves back and forth with constant amplitude. This happens in…
06 January
Up until the 17th century, American Indians, formerly known as the “red Indians,” inhabited the land we know as America today. In 1492, Christopher Columbus sailed to America. He thought he had reached the East Indies and named the people already living there as “red Indians.” A shift in land…
04 January
Narrative writing is a form of storytelling using different characters, real-life experiences, or fictional experiences and a concrete plot. How to make sense of the story for the reader? You can make sense of your story by using the following steps. 1) When did it happen? TIME, SEASON, WEATHER The…