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    Dos and Don’t s Dos - Do use active voice - Do include transitions between paragraphs (transition words like: Therefore, Before, However, Consequently, For the reason, It follows that, As a result, etc) -Do discuss in the present tense, in case you are writing on literature. - Do quote, summarize, or paraphrase material from the literary work that you are discussing in order to support your ideas. - Do discuss the overall theme of the essay--- the conclusion is a good place for this. - Do write precisely. Try not to be repetitive. Don't - Don't rely on cliches to make your point, for example, “It goes without saying....” - Don't use verb phrases when you can use a single verb; for example, say “sees” rather than “is seeing.” - Don't use mechanical thesis statements, such as “In this essay, I will discuss ….. “or” this essay will discuss.” - Don't say, “It has been said...” - Don't qualify your ideas with phrases like “I think,” “I believe,” “ It seems to me.” - Don't use the words “things” or “a lot.” - Don't use abbreviations

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    Dos and Don’t s Dos - Do use active voice - Do include transitions between paragraphs (transition words like: Therefore, Before, However, Consequently, For the reason, It follows that, As a result, etc) -Do discuss in the present tense, in case you are writing on literature. - Do quote, summarize, or paraphrase material from the literary work that you are discussing in order to support your ideas. - Do discuss the overall theme of the essay--- the conclusion is a good place for this. - Do write precisely. Try not to be repetitive. Don't - Don't rely on cliches to make your point, for example, “It goes without saying....” - Don't use verb phrases when you can use a single verb; for example, say “sees” rather than “is seeing.” - Don't use mechanical thesis statements, such as “In this essay, I will discuss ….. “or” this essay will discuss.” - Don't say, “It has been said...” - Don't qualify your ideas with phrases like “I think,” “I believe,” “ It seems to me.” - Don't use the words “things” or “a lot.” - Don't use abbreviations

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    Dos and Don’t s Dos - Do use active voice - Do include transitions between paragraphs (transition words like: Therefore, Before, However, Consequently, For the reason, It follows that, As a result, etc) -Do discuss in the present tense, in case you are writing on literature. - Do quote, summarize, or paraphrase material from the literary work that you are discussing in order to support your ideas. - Do discuss the overall theme of the essay--- the conclusion is a good place for this. - Do write precisely. Try not to be repetitive. Don't - Don't rely on cliches to make your point, for example, “It goes without saying....” - Don't use verb phrases when you can use a single verb; for example, say “sees” rather than “is seeing.” - Don't use mechanical thesis statements, such as “In this essay, I will discuss ….. “or” this essay will discuss.” - Don't say, “It has been said...” - Don't qualify your ideas with phrases like “I think,” “I believe,” “ It seems to me.” - Don't use the words “things” or “a lot.” - Don't use abbreviations

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    1. Describe an adventurous person that you know or read about.

    Please say
    - Who is this person?
    - Why do you find him/her an adventurer?
    - What can you learn from him/her? - What do you consider adventurous/challengin
    g?
    Dos and Dont s
    Dos
    - Do use active voice
    - Do include transitions between paragraphs (transition words like: Therefore, B
    efore, However, Consequently, For the reason, It follows that, As a result, etc)
    -Do discuss in the present tense, in case you are writing on literature.
    - Do quote, summarize, or paraphrase material from the literary work that you ar
    e discussing in order to support your ideas.
    - Do discuss the overall theme of the essay--- the conclusion is a good place f
    or this.
    - Do write precisely. Try not to be repetitive.
    Don't
    - Don't rely on cliches to make your point, for example, It goes without saying..
    ..
    - Don't use verb phrases when you can use a single verb; for example, say sees rat
    her than is seeing.
    - Don't use mechanical thesis statements, such as In this essay, I will discuss ..
    or this essay will discuss.
    - Don't say, It has been said...
    - Don't qualify your ideas with phrases like I think, I believe, It seems to me.
    - Don't use the words things or a lot.
    - Don't use abbreviations

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