jovicicj989 jovicicj989

30-12-2022
English

Answered

How convinced were you of the author's claims in "Invasion of the Screens: A Horror Story?" What made the essay convincing or unconvincing? What would have made it more persuasive for you as a reader?

Answer :

Other Questions

Which of the arguments that you read was more clearly directed at a specific audience? What details made you think so?

Why do authors of informational texts need to support their ideas with quotations, facts and other strategies? A. Body paragraphs are intended to grab the reade

The writer is considering adding the following sentence after sentence 11. Focus groups are best understood as sources of potentially valuable information, not

This question has two parts. First, answer Part A. Then, answer Part B. Part A How does the author use a problem and solution text structure in paragraph 2? The

Question In what way does the author's style help you understand her attitude toward the animals in her yard? Analyze Erdrich's style, including her use of figu

All of the following are key concepts you can use to determine the classification level of the material you create EXCEPT

This passage is excerpted from George Gissing, New Grub Street. Originally published in 1891. Reardon was a newly successful author and had married, but soon fo

write a claim for an argumentative essay about whether or not teenagers should be allowed to have their own cell phones. give at least one reason that would sup

6. There's a lucky person in this hall who/ whose lottery ticket has just won them 7,000,000 Birr. 7. Why don't you tell the police which/ what told me yesterda

6. There's a lucky person in this hall who/ whose lottery ticket has just won them 7,000,000 Birr. 7. Why don't you tell the police which/ what told me yesterda