Freshman Composition and Rhetoric

Sentence Variation Exercise Our paragraphs often suﬀer from sameness. Sentences that sound exactly alike involving a subject and a “to be” verb. Thinking about our audience involves composing sentences that will make them want to read further. https://www.buzzfeed.com/jenniferschaﬀer/i-am-i-am-i-am? utm_term=.hfP37qV9v#.waznQeZaP 1. Vary t

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It points to the issue of mental illness and what is going on to people of all ages, so this created a view that many people don’t see. By focusing on a story of a girl that killed herself and the reasons why she didn’t, emphasized that the people that are around can be in any type of mental state and you may never know about it.

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opinion about the issues but her own story as well. She incorporated her anecdote but then branched off of her story and shared her insight about how she felt about each of the topics. Outsider: Write two or three sentences analyzing media that is completely outside of your interests. When you’re finished, reflect on the media you’re producing in class: Who c

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Dull Situation #1: Joe, his roommate, and his girlfriend take a trip to the bowling ally. They bowl three games together, and each person wins one game. There's a group of three high school boys in the lane next to them who courteously challenge them to a team game. The game ends in a tie, and everyone shakes hands afterwards. Joe even promises to help tutor one of

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