The document is a revision memo from Eric Lee to Vinh Pham summarizing feedback on a paper and outlining steps to revise it. The feedback included praise for the thesis statement and separate summary paragraph, but noted more writing was needed. To revise, Eric plans to start body paragraphs, check if the introduction is needed, focus on comparing how two essays affected their audiences rather than structure, and create a new comparison grid to ensure all aspects are covered.
The document is a revision memo from Eric Lee to Vinh Pham summarizing feedback on a paper and outlining steps to revise it. The feedback included praise for the thesis statement and separate summary paragraph, but noted more writing was needed. To revise, Eric plans to start body paragraphs, check if the introduction is needed, focus on comparing how two essays affected their audiences rather than structure, and create a new comparison grid to ensure all aspects are covered.
The document is a revision memo from Eric Lee to Vinh Pham summarizing feedback on a paper and outlining steps to revise it. The feedback included praise for the thesis statement and separate summary paragraph, but noted more writing was needed. To revise, Eric plans to start body paragraphs, check if the introduction is needed, focus on comparing how two essays affected their audiences rather than structure, and create a new comparison grid to ensure all aspects are covered.
1. Good thesis statement 2. Good to have separate summary paragraph 3. Need to write more
Substantive steps you’ll take to revise your paper:
1. I need to start on my body paragraphs. 2. I want to revise if my introduction is irrelevant or unnecessary. 3. Rather than looking for literal technique and structure, I will try to focus more on the differences and similarities of two essays and how it affected audience to perceive the essay. 4. I want to write a new comparative grid to make sure if I haven’t missed anything