"The Storm" an essay!

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Tips for the seamless essay!!!!!

Note: although I have separated this writing assignment in four parts, it should be one seamless paper: one!

Part One

1. All historical information must be in the past tense.

2. Be careful with you subject verb agreement: one woman to one man, one wife to one husband. Plural or singular: the sentence needs to have either plural or singular to have grammatical integrity…

a. Example: women were expected to wait for her husband at the end of the day by the door. BAD BAD BAD

b. Example: women were expected to wait for their husbands at the end of the day by the door. Good Good.

3. Third person voice: part one needs to be written in the third person, and the following words can never, never be used in the third person voice:

a. You

b. Your

c. We

d. Us

e. Our

f. I

g. My

h. Me

Part two

1. Literature must be written in the present tense: Calixta will always live. Calixta will always have the storm rage, blaze over her.

a. Rule: write in the present tense

b. Example: Calixta is sewing by the window. “is” is the present tense.

2. Third person writing: the subject is the reader.

a. Example: the reader is in shock with the reality that there is two storms.

3. Please do not use the storm the storm the storm

a. Rule: find other synonyms for the storm such as: tempest, cyclone, bad weather, hail.

4. Use three quotes in the writing.

a. Example: Chopin describes the disturbed weather as, “rolling in with sinister intent…” (Chopin 1).

Part three

1. First person writing: I I I I I. Do not use we unless it is concerning you and your significant other or family.

Part four

1. First or third person: the student picks!