(Note to Writer: I have included an annotated bibliography and essay outline in the uploaded files which should greatly help with the process of writing this essay. Use the sources given in the bibliography – as well as any others you may find – in addition to the format shown in the outline. I encourage you to revise however you see fit. Also, the professor gave critique which is expected to be incorporated into this essay. It is as follows:
Thank you for your effort on this assignment! The outline has great information! Great job on the thesis statement and citing! Please be consistent with terms “Fake News.” Keep the topic sentences to one sentence with a topic and main point. Please see my comments on the outline.
Please ensure that these changes are made and thank you in advance!)
Essay Instructions: This week write a 1,000-1,200-word argumentative essay on your chosen topic. Use your Annotated Bibliography and outline to prepare the essay. Be sure to use correct MLA format. Visit Purdue’s Online Writing Lab (OWL) for guidelines. The essay must list four acceptable academic sources from the GMC library’s Opposing Viewpoints database.
Be sure to use the thesis formula: To solve the issue of , people should (or could) and the handout showing Four Parts of a Correctly Integrated Quote. Buzzwords from your essay thesis statement should be in each paragraph, and you should include information from your sources with in-text citations in MLA format. Word count includes the Works Cited page.
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