rtl response to literature notes
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RTL Response to Literature Notes. Writing. 1. Thesis: This is what your entire paragraph, essay, report is all about. Thesis: A sentence that contains the following: a Subject + Opinion. 2. TLQ: Transition leads into the quotation - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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RTL Response to Literature Notes
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Writing
• 1. Thesis: This is what your entire paragraph, essay, report is all about.• Thesis: A sentence that contains the following: a Subject + Opinion. • 2. TLQ: Transition leads into the quotation• 3. Concrete Detail (CD): facts, specifics, examples, descriptions, illustrations,
support, proof, evidence, quotations, paraphrasing, plot references• 4. Commentary (CM): opinion, insight, analysis, inference, feelings, evaluation,
reflection, interpretation, explanation, personal response
• (How does my evidence support my thesis? Start with the phrase “This shows that…)
• 5. Conclusion: Restates the thesis/provides sense of “wrap it up”
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Rules for Writing
• Follow these rules to improve your grade and your writing abilities:
• 1. Always use pen/type. I will not grade it if it is in pencil.
• 2. Never use a contraction.
• Incorrect: I’ll never forget my trip to Disneyland.
• Correct: I will never forget my trip to Disneyland.
• Use the word quotation. Never use the word quote.
• In this quotation, Darth Vader says, “I am your father” (Star Wars).
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Rules for Writing Continued…
• 3. NEVER use the following: I, me, you, we, us.
• Incorrect: I think you will like the story.
• Correct: Many readers will enjoy the story.
• 4. When you write about a story/movie/film etc. you must always keep it in the present tense.
• Incorrect: Tom Beneke worked at a grocery story. Correct: Tom Beneke works at a grocery story.
• 5. Never end with “In Conclusion…” “Finally…”
• 6. Never start with a question