a sentence that expresses the main idea of a paragraph

short and amusing story about a personal experience

word or phrase that moves one idea smoothly into the next with a logical order

one sentence in an essay that shows the main argument of the paper

the element of individuality each writer brings to his or her own papers that makes it sound unique

a sentence that expresses the main idea of a paragraph

short and amusing story about a personal experience

word or phrase that moves one idea smoothly into the next with a logical order

one sentence in an essay that shows the main argument of the paper

the element of individuality each writer brings to his or her own papers that makes it sound unique

a sentence that expresses the main idea of a paragraph

short and amusing story about a personal experience

word or phrase that moves one idea smoothly into the next with a logical order

one sentence in an essay that shows the main argument of the paper

the element of individuality each writer brings to his or her own papers that makes it sound unique

a sentence that expresses the main idea of a paragraph

short and amusing story about a personal experience

word or phrase that moves one idea smoothly into the next with a logical order

one sentence in an essay that shows the main argument of the paper

the element of individuality each writer brings to his or her own papers that makes it sound unique

a word that connects ideas, words, or phrases

a person, place or thing

word that indicates an action or state of being

an incomplete sentence that is a fragment

an opinion paper

a paper using outside sources to prove research

a paper criticizing a piece of literature

a paper used to summarize research you do in class

a notebook for writing ideas in

the ideas you write about in a paper

giving credit to the sources you've used

the organizational structure of your paper

the sentence that shows your argument throughout your paper

the last sentence of your paper

sentence that starts each paragraph

none of the above

a sentence that starts each paragraph

the sentence that shows your argument

the last sentence of your paper

when you give credit to an outside source

bro

dude

homie

sir

buddy

research

citations

author's photo

title

works cited/bibliography

an argument.

your stance.

information about your paper.

The words "I" or "you."

I think I will buy the red shoes, or I will look at the blue shoes.

I really want to go to work, but I am too sick to drive.

It was getting dark, and we weren't there yet.

d) They got there early, and got decent seats.

"When I was little..."

"The research shows..."

"In my experience..."

"From what I've personally seen..."