English, 18.11.2019 17:31 liliauedt

In preparing to write a critical essay on hamlet, you will need to follow the same series of steps that you would follow in writing any other exposition. these include the following:

selecting a topic

limiting the topic

developing a thesis statement

outlining

writing the first draft

revising

writing the final draft

instructions:

you will complete the task of writing a critical essay in two parts. in the current project, you will complete the following:

instructions: name the character and related, limited aspect you wish to write about in your critical essay (i. e., choose and limit a topic).

formulate the statement you wish to make about the topic you stated. (i. e., draft a thesis statement).

write a tentative outline for your critical essay.

for this essay, do not use outside sources, but use direct evidence from hamlet itself.

careful, thoughtful completion of the three steps above is essential to the success of your critical essay. your teacher will analyze your work and may request revisions before you can move on to the writing stage in the next assignment.

if someone can finish for me, that would be great. i have another part for this and it’s a 1300 word essay so if someone’s down to do it, that would be great, but if you can even do this, it’ll appreciated more than you understand because i’m terrible at english and got forced into a shakespeare class to slow me down from graduating early. doing 12th grade english in 11th grade.

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