Q&A: literacy teacher|LiTERACY ARTS TEACHER HELP! (PLEASE READ!)?
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Q&A–: LiTERACY ARTS TEACHER HELP! (PLEASE READ!)?
for a recent book report my language teacher has assigned we must write a persuasive letter to a character in our book about what they did wrong.
it must include COMPOSITIONAL RISKS.
well my father tells me that this is a wrong way to use one.
please tell me if this essay is correct-
Mem, Josh, and Lilly were walking down the street when a stagecoach came speeding down the dirt road. It knocked Mem over. “Mem, are you okay?” says Joshua. “I don’t think so, I think I may have broken something!” says Mem in a scared voice. “I don’t think I can make it back home!” “This can’t be happening!” says Joshua with a tears running down his cheek. Mem, this could be happening to you!
- jackie <3
this isn't the WHOLE letter.
its only the part my dad says is wrong !
The following is the answer: (Hint: The correct answer provided by the users, does not guarantee the right.)
Answer by Powertool
that is not a persuasive letter
Answer by Mechanic
This is a tough question. You and your dad are both correct. Quotations are an example of computational risk but these may not quite qualify.
My advice is to think about the letter you might write to the character; think about what they did wrong. Now end it with a question, like “don’t you agree?” or something.
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