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Reflection 8/27/21

Today in Mr.Rease’s class we learned how to format an argumentative essay. In your body paragraph you want to have claim 2 evidences and explaining that evidence. When you’re writing down your proof you want to self experience, observations, and readings. All of the proof in your essay is based on yourself. Before writing your essay, you want to make sure that you have options to choose from. With 5 claims and counterclaims I should be good. During the exams you are timed to do a certain amount of essays. It is your responsibility to be wise with time and constructing your essays, so this was very helpful to me.

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