Argument Writing Essay, PROMPT: Was Brutus a betrayer or a patriot? must contain outline, first draft, then final draft | Coursehero Helper
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This is an essay about if Brutus a betrayer or a patriot? It must have an outline, first draft, then final draft
——-There is three parts, For this part you must demonstrate your understanding of argumentative writing by creating an outline for the essay
| Introduction | Introduce the topic of your argument, your claim, and the counterclaims. |
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| Body Part 1 | Begin the body of your argument by presenting counter points and refuting them.
Repeat the pattern until you have addressed each counter point. Use one paragraph for each counter point. |
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| Body Part 2 |
Next, present your points and the evidence you have to support them. Repeat the pattern until you have addressed each point. Use one paragraph for each point. |
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| Conclusion | Conclude by restating the claim and summarizing your supporting evidence, and commenting on the rebuttals. |
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——–For the next part of the assignment, you must revise your rough draft to create an effective first draft of the argument. Use the the outline below to complete this assignment. Your first draft must demonstrate a clear understanding of transitions and direct quotations.
Instructions: Copy and paste the following text into a document or create a document that contains the same information.
Using your essay in response to the writing prompt, complete the following steps to improve your essay.
Introduction
- Insert your introductory paragraph with your central claim. Include any revisions your instructor asked you to make.
Idea Development
- Write the body and conclusion of your argument in the space below.
- Highlight each part of your body paragraphs as follows:
- Green = Claim
- Yellow = Counterclaim
- Red = Refuted counterclaim
- Based on your highlighting, what are the areas of your argument that need development?
- Incorporate two direct quotations from the text of Julius Caesar to better support your claim. Paste the examples below.
- Write sentences that introduce the relevancy of these quotations, and use a colon before each quotation. Paste these sentences below.
Organization
- Paste all of your revised body paragraphs and conclusion in the space below. Bold the transitions. Remember, transitions are used between examples and between examples and explanations.
- Identify what you have done to create a cohesive argument throughout this essay, especially in your conclusion.
- Identify three areas where you can further improve this argument. Make these revisions and paste the improved essay below
——-And for the last and final part of the assignment, you must revise your first draft to create a publishable final draft of your your argument, then use the chart below to complete this part.
Instructions: Copy and paste the following text into a document or create a document that contains the same information.
Using your essay in response to the writing prompt, complete the following steps to improve your essay.
Essay With Revisions
- Insert your entire essay here. Include any revisions your instructor asked you to make.
Grammar
- Check your essay for grammatical errors. Highlight or underline any parts of your essay that should be corrected.
- Correct the grammatical errors you identified and place your revisions here.
Transitions
- Paste the transitions from your essay here.
- There should be at least one transition per paragraph. Based on what you found in your essay, what can you do to improve your transitions? Explain here.
- Put your revised transitions here.
Conclusion
- Review your concluding paragraph.
- Show what transition you have used to signal closure of the essay.
- Explain how you have synthesized the argument.
- Identify what you have done to challenge your readers.
- Review these details and determine how you can strengthen your conclusion.
- Revise your conclusion to make it stronger and place the revision here.
Final Draft
- Paste your final draft here.
Reflection
- Write your reflection paragraph here. You are done!
