Formal Sentence Outline

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2. Outline: Briefly outline your essay. MAke sure you provide evidence from the text to support your claim.

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I. Identify the conclusion of each argument by underlining it. Identify the premises in the order in which they make the most sense by writing a P1 in front of premise 1, a P2 in front of premise 2, and so on.

I: Introduction: (after you revise 5.07 according to the feedback on it (if any), then paste your introduction here)

Write one summary statement, one integrated direct quotation, and one paraphrase statement for each of your three sources, including parenthetical citations for each. An example has been completed for you.

Using your paraphrase and notes of the text, write a four- to six-sentence journal entry. Write your own topic sentence. Then provide two supporting examples and a closing sentence to back up the topic sentence.

First person- A point of view where the writer refers to themselves using terms such as: I, me, mine, my. It also has a plural form using: e, us, our, ours.

I really liked the organization of Cole’s argument sketch. It is almost identical to what I normally use when preparing for an essay, so I have decided to do something like his. It helped me rethink my entire argument and the subpoints I include. Although I changed the body paragraph topics of my essay, I can still use some of the subpoints I originally had. The Roman numerals of my outline are the pieces of evidence supporting each body paragraph. I highlighted the main topic of them to make it easier for myself and the readers to follow and understand. Below that are numbers which is where I try put things into perspective for the reader and show how these topics are actually relevant to their lives (see below for further explanation:).

Transition Sentence for quote 2: Ass well, homosexuals need the protection for all the persons that still cannot accept these new customs Quote: Similarly, the writer claim, “Continuing personal and institutional efforts are required in order to protect gay men and lesbians from disapproval and attack and to create a social environment that embodies fewer risks” (Perrin 23). Explain quote: this show how the society is bad influence when someone see a person with different sexual orientation Closing sentence: Everyone deserve to be treated with respect and tolerance.

Create an outline that includes details that support your thesis. Identify at least three main points and at least two supporting details per main point.

3.) Talk about how I want to go to college and study marketing which goes hand in hand with advertising.

Have an introductory paragraph that gives the reader a sense of the literature review. Preview what the main categories of literature you have found are and describe briefly how it gives you the context necessary to answer your question effectively.