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• CompFAQ/Questions
  * '''What is my main point?''' - Identify the central argument or idea, called a [[CompFAQ/Thesi ...ent]]?''' - Consider what evidence or examples you can use to support your main point.
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• CompFAQ/Unity
  ...deas introduced, which can cause confusion or distract the reader from the main point of the essay. This can also occur when a paragraph lacks a clear focu ...writing process. Avoid tangents or unrelated ideas that distract from your main point.
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• February 15, 2020
  ...eing coincidences. Some of those arcs were left unresolved, and one of the main antagonist’s arc, Patrick Katz, was a bit weak. The performances were gen
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• December 19, 2018
  ...e. That will have to change as the spring semester approaches. I made some main pages, like one for my [[Education|teaching]] and one for my [[Writing|writ
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• CompFAQ/Topic Sentence
  ...ge essay. A topic sentence sets the tone for the paragraph, introduces the main idea, and guides the reader’s understanding of the sentences that follow. A '''topic sentence''' is a sentence that states the main idea of a paragraph. It serves as a organizing statement for a specific par
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• June 19, 2019
  ...ns] thanks to Google Fonts. For this site, I have the serif version as the main text, and sans-serif as the headers; vice versa for PM. I have to say I’m
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• CompFAQ/Organization
  ...Before you start writing your essay, create an outline that includes your main points and supporting details. This will help you stay focused on your topi ...esis|thesis statement]]''': Your thesis statement should clearly state the main argument or point you are making in your essay. This will help you stay foc
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• CompFAQ/Organization/Conclusion
  ...usion''' is the final paragraph or section of an essay that summarizes the main points made in the essay and provides a closing statement or message to the * '''Restate the thesis statement''': Summarize the main points of the essay and restate the thesis statement in a way that emphasiz
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• April 26, 2019
  ...vironments, Spring 2019|NMAC 5108 course]] and their contributions to [[pm:Main Page|Project Mailer]]: “[https://inside.mga.edu/mga-graduate-students-pub
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• CompFAQ/Development
  ...tart|evelopment}} refers to the process of expanding and building upon the main points or ideas presented in the [[CompFAQ/Thesis|thesis statement]]. It in ...art each paragraph with a clear and concise topic sentence that states the main point you want to make in that paragraph.
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• ENGL 5106/Fall 2023/Requirements
  {{Main|ENGL 5106/Research and Process Journal}} {{Main|ENGL 5106/Collaborative Wiki Project}}
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• Iliad/Structure
  ...r books, or “rhapsodies,” divided into three main sections: the Proem, the Main Narrative, and the Epilogue. Each section contributes to the overall struct ===Main Narrative===
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• April 7, 2019
  ...days are getting away from me. I have been spending a lot of time on [[pm:Main Page|PM]] with my grad students, and [[pm:AAD:Letters|Mailer’s Letters on
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• CompFAQ/Reading Notes
  ...rview of the text and allow you to identify its structure and the author’s main arguments. Another strategy is to read actively, which means engaging with ...and any bolded or italicized words. This will help you get a sense of the main ideas and structure of the text.
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• CompFAQ/Counterarguments
  ...}}{{start|ounterarguments}} are arguments or objections that challenge the main argument presented in an essay. They are opposing viewpoints that readers m ...ing the evidence and reasoning you used to support it. This reinforces the main point of your essay and leaves a lasting impression on the reader.
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• CompFAQ/Evaluation
  * Identify the main argument or [[CompFAQ/Thesis|thesis statement]] of the text and assess its * Evaluate the [[CompFAQ/Support|evidence used to support]] the main argument or thesis statement, and assess whether it is convincing, reliable
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• July 30, 2021
  ...rected.}} I purchased a domain name and did all the updates to my old [[lw:Main Page|LitWiki]]. It’s been dusted off and now has a fresh new coat of pain
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• February 12, 2022
  ...and “David”?}} I now have two small containers running Pihole (one is the main install and the other is a backup for high-availability) and the two are sy ...on], but this might have to wait. This will allow me to use pfSense for my main, wired network and OpenWRT for the wireless stuff. Still, I don’t want to
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• CompFAQ/Difficult Reading
  ...hen, focus on the headings and subheadings to get an idea of the article’s main arguments. Finally, read each section one at a time, taking notes as you go ...ic article, for example, ask yourself questions like “What is the author’s main argument?” or “What evidence does the author use to support their argum
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• March 16, 2021
  ...oy in life depends on eyesight: reading, photography, motorcycling are the main ones. I honestly wonder how much longer I will be able to enjoy them.
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