Leslie Said:

What is fictional narrative essay?

We Answered:

a fictional narrative essay is a made up story and ur narrating it. ummmmm paragraph by paragraph?
just plan ur story out first...like making an outline (i hate doing that but it really helps :D). dont state the problem in the first paragraph. introduce ur character (s) in the first paragraph.
by the second to last or last paragraph the problem should be solved! GOOD LUCK!!

Don Said:

how to write an essay comparing 2 poems?

We Answered:

not exactly but in your essay you can focus on the differences between the topics, contrasting ideas, emotions, and techniques such as syntax, rhetorical devices, etc.
dont forget to also note the similarities though if you want to compare them cuz i remeber my teacher knocked off points one time cuz comparing includes both similarities and differences

Ruby Said:

How should I write an essay for history?

We Answered:

you should write it with a pen.

Melinda Said:

Whats the format of a defensive essay?

We Answered:

hamburger paragraphs.

1 Intro, make clear which side you are on, discuss breifly what you're going to talk about.


2 first point, discuss (3 different proofs) (quotes are good)



3 second point " "


4 third point " "


5 Restate the points, make it clear which side you are on, conclude

Bertha Said:

Writing an essay. Help?

We Answered:

An Essay is basically an Assessment which shows you how much you know about a topic.
For an Essay you will be given a question to answer.

You will need:
-An Introduction
-Main Body
-Conclusion

Try to always make each of your points link back to the question.
Whenever you make a point add a quote or an opinion of an expert (I think youre aloud to make opinions in some). To make your essay reliable.
Try not to woffle on anything in your introduction make it short and snappy get to the point of what you're doing an maybe why.
When concluding just remention the main points you have said in the Essay and make sure you have answered the question!

Kristina Said:

Can someone give me an example/template for writing a book review?

We Answered:

A good review SHOULD include:
- A description of the content of the book and how it compares to similar books.
- A detailed account of why you liked the book. (for example: I enjoyed the book immensely because...)

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A good review SHOULD NOT include:
- Profanity and/or derogatory comments; only constructive criticism please.
- Simple opinions because we would like to know WHY you liked or disliked the book.

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A good review MAY include:
- Comments on the illustrations when available:
- what form were the illustations (example: drawings, watercolors, etc.)
- did you enjoy the illustrations and why?
- did the illustrations add to, or detract from, your overall enjoyment of the book?


This is pretty basic. You may not even find it useful, but if it is, then that's great. Achebe's Things Fall Apart is absolutely brilliant. Good luck. :)