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Its an essay thatb i am gonna apply to you and there are somethings you should ad to the essay
These are the things you should ad for the essay
Put the answers to the questions (with the same numbering as in Exercise 7.3) at the beginning of the essay.
Treat step 1 as a question, and give an explanation of your answer.
In Step 2, instead of drawing a line, type |||| in RED:
In Step 3, be sure to not only divide the introduction, but to label each of the three parts with RED labels.
In Step 4, instead of circling the word or phrase, highlight it.
In Step 5, be sure to not only divide the problem, but label each of the two parts with RED labels.
If you cannot complete one or more of the steps because the relevant component of an introduction is not present in your publish, write a few sentences to fix that problem, and then proceed to complete those steps.
Put the answers to the questions (with the same numbering as in Exercise 7.3) at the beginning of the essay.
Treat step 1 as a question, and give an explanation of your answer.
In Step 2, instead of drawing a line, type |||| in RED:
In Step 3, be sure to not only divide the introduction, but to label each of the three parts with RED labels.
In Step 4, instead of circling the word or phrase, highlight it.
In Step 5, be sure to not only divide the problem, but label each of the two parts with RED labels.
If you cannot complete one or more of the steps because the relevant component of an introduction is not present in your publish, write a few sentences to fix that problem, and then proceed to complete those steps.
Put the answers to the questions (with the same numbering as in Exercise 7.3) at the beginning of the essay.
Treat step 1 as a question, and give an explanation of your answer.
In Step 2, instead of drawing a line, type |||| in RED:
In Step 3, be sure to not only divide the introduction, but to label each of the three parts with RED labels.
In Step 4, instead of circling the word or phrase, highlight it.
In Step 5, be sure to not only divide the problem, but label each of the two parts with RED labels.
If you cannot complete one or more of the steps because the relevant component of an introduction is not present in your publish, write a few sentences to fix that problem, and then proceed to complete those steps.
Too Tired? Too Anxious? Need More Time? We’ve got your back.