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English, 06.12.2019 21:31, yasarhan2

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match each element on the left

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can i prove this? is it clear and concise?

conclusion

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is it interesting? would someone want to continue reading? is the topic clear? does more information need to be included, or does less information need to be included?

research

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does this prove or support my thesis? is there unnecessary or unrelated information that needs to be removed? does it serve a purpose?

objective

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do my quotes, facts and examples relate to the main points i want to make? do they support them?

paragraph

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is the transition from one idea to the next clear? does anything need to be rearranged? should i add transitions to the flow to be smoother?

organization

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did i prove my thesis statement? is it well supported? do i need to add to my essay or to make some portions clearer?

thesis second check

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does this summarize all my main points from my essay? does it repeat my thesis in a way that’s different and interesting? is there any new information that should not be included or that should be moved to a support paragraph?

subjective

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is my essay supported with facts and evidence from another source or outside research?

thesis first check

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does my essay contain any personal pronouns like “i,” “you” or “we” that need to be removed? does it contain any opinion statements that shouldn’t be included?

introduction

conclusion

research

objective

paragraph

organization

thesis second check

subjective


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Mathematics, 21.08.2019 23:30, bigboyethanlanp2s9lm
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