100 POINTS PLEASE HELP
Part A
If you completed the “Writing About Short Fiction” lesson, copy...
100 POINTS PLEASE HELP
Part A
If you completed the “Writing About Short Fiction” lesson, copy and paste the essay outline here.
Part B
Write a thesis statement for your essay, or copy and paste the thesis statement you wrote in the “Writing About Short Fiction” lesson.
Part C
Write an introductory paragraph for your essay, or copy paste the introductory paragraph you wrote in the “Writing About Short Fiction” lesson.
Part D
The next step is to write the first draft of your literary analysis essay. As you write, keep in mind the following checklist of elements.
Note: Refer to these sources to learn more about helping and modal auxiliary verbs:
Helping and Modal Auxiliary Verbs
Modal Verbs
You can also use this annotated literary analysis essay as a reference while writing your essay.
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