PLEASE HELP, ILL GIVE 55 POINTS AND BRAINLIEST!! Prompt: Should we take risks?
Write an argumentative essay in which you state your point of view about risks: Are they helpful or are they harmful? Including examples from texts you have read or your personal experience to support your argument.
Be sure to address the counterargument to strengthen your opinion.

Directions:

-You will need a thesis statement in your introduction to drive your essay.
-Include examples from texts that you have read and/or ONE of your own personal experience to support your claim.
-BE CAREFUL to not write a narrative essay. I do not want to hear a story about how you took a risk one time.
-How many paragraphs should your essay be?
-Your essay should be 5 paragraphs (intro., 3 body paragraphs, and conclusion)
Make sure you revise and edit BEFORE you submit to this page!

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