Ricardo Said:

I have a writing prompt and i need some ideas?

We Answered:

Take into account both views

Why they should be allowed: research, news, email

Shouldn't: chat rooms, predators. porn.

Charles Said:

Opinions on this writing prompt?

We Answered:

Wow.

I really like it! Good variety of sentence structures and your grammar sounds pretty good to me. Oh and it is NOT cheesy :) Like I said, I really like it!

Keep up the good work! :)

Lillian Said:

SAT writing help?

We Answered:

I'm the same way. The prompts on the SAT are so vague that you know you could write about either side, or even both. What helped me was I practiced before hand by taking prompts from old SAT tests, and then I looked at the essays they provided as examples. I also made myself choose a side, because otherwise I could spend 10-15 minutes trying to decide which one i wanted to write about. Once I chose a side, I picked my main point and went from there. If it's possible, try to remember to wear a watch so you can time yourself while you're in there. Remember to keep it simple and straight forward, make every sentence meaningful to your prompt. I always went with 3 main points. The main thing that helped me get a higher score is that I tied the conclusion back into the introduction, if that's possible. There are plenty of books that you can buy to practice and there are several prep groups that you can pay for that will help you. The Princeton Review is an excellent one, although it can be pricey, there are several others out there.