One paragraph narrative with a thesis sentence, semicolon correctly used, and a clincher sentence
Choosing from one of the topics listed below, write a ONE (1) paragraph narrative essay based on either your own or someone else’s real or fictional experience. If the essay is fictional and controversial (please give me some indication that ideas are fabricated and not realistic.) Make sure you have read the textbook chapter on Narrative Writing.
You MUST include a one-sentence thesis with the topic in the FIRST sentence. The paragraph must be 5-7 sentences in length.
You MUST have at least ONE compound sentence with a semicolon in the paragraph. Vary your sentence structure — avoid all simple sentences, second person personal pronouns, and contractions.
Essay must be set up in MLA style. I am attaching a screencast I created to show you how to set up a Google doc in MLA
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I also want you to upload your freewriting (rambling) / prewriting journal along with your essay.
Take a minute to look over the list. Then pick one prompt that brings to mind a particular image, experience, or idea. Start writing and see where it takes you. This writing assignment must be one complete paragraph (double-spaced) with a topic sentence, supporting sentences, and a clincher sentence. Please do not exceed one page.
On the other side of that door
The last time I saw him/her
At that moment I should have left.
I knew how it felt to be an outsider.
Waking up in a strange room
All I have left is this photo.
It was not really stealing.
A place I pass by every day
My father used to tell me
If I could do it over again
One paragraph narrative with a thesis sentence, semicolon correctly used, and a
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