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    Many successful persons seem alike to have a very strong will called desire. It seems an uncommon common sense to make success happen. Probably no other human characteristic is more outstanding than the will to plan carefully and to work patiently. As a saying goes: "Success favors the prepared mind." For this reason‚ preparing one’s career with details is like seriously mapping life’s routes toward achievements. Only by so doing with a consistent mind can one prevent desire from becoming blind

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    Many poets use poetry to express their feelings on their relationships with their parents or children. ‘Poem at Thirty-Nine’ by Alice Walker is about a girl who has grown into an adult and is thinking back to when she was younger. In the poem she talks about how much she misses her father because he has passed away. ‘Piano’ by D.H. Lawrence is about a man that is reminded of his mother who always played the piano for him because of a woman that he hears singing. ‘A Mother in a Refugee Camp’ by Chinua

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    the word ‘thing’. Also writepoint suggested that if the word they refers to a member it should be singular. I now know that you should eliminate second person in academic documents and avoid addressing the reader directly. Another thing I learned is to avoid referring to yourself in the third person. On a personal account you should use first person. I see now why using writepoint it was very important when writing an academic paper. In the future I will use writepoint to make sure my papers are

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    by another person. The grammar is well written. The sentences make sense. The essay has a very good plot. All the dialogue and sentences should be punctuated correctly. There might be a couple of mistakes though. The essay includes an acceptable amount of dialogue. The interactions between the characters have quotation marks around everything they say. The essay also follows the basic guidelines. One of them being no less than five hundred words and must be written in the third person perspective

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    Kristen Biduk 6949215 Instructor: Pierre Daigneault Teaching Assistant: Dennis Papadopoulos PHIL 265 / 2A Introduction to Metaphysics Critical Assessment Word Count: 1596 It is very difficult to attribute characteristics to a mind when we know it does not actually exist in the physical realm. Though‚ personal identity has been connected to the mind. However‚ it is tricky to determine what exactly comprises one’s personal identity. Although it is a difficult concept to grasp

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    Communication in Japan

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    explanations are not necessary. Ideally‚ a concise statement of “one” should enable the other person to figure out the other nine. In Japanese culture‚ by contrast‚ conversations tend to be about seeking areas of common ground. Expression of a contrasting opinion is avoided. If it must be done‚ it is done as carefully as possible. In contrast‚ in Japan there is a tendency to conflate feelings about a person and feelings about their ideas. In Japan‚ to express direct disagreement with someone can easily

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    Kafka and James Joyce employ the third-person point of view to describe and relay the situations of Gregor and Gabriel effectively. In The Metamorphosis‚ Kafka uses the third person perspective to not only present his protagonist‚ Gregor‚ but also to introduce the supporting characters who affect Gregor’s mood and personality. Gregor’s introduction is blunt in delivery for its circumstances of Gregor having become an insect. Kafka takes a limited third person point of view‚ thus‚ depicting Gregor’s

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    verbs (is or are). Subject complements explain‚ rename or describes a subject. EX.) My brother is a mechanic. Nouns follow articles (a‚ an‚ the). EX.) Please park the car in the garage. (5 TYPES) * Common Noun- word that names any general type of person‚ place‚ thing or animal. EX.) The woman in town has a glass with a goldfish painted on it. * Proper Noun- a specific noun with capital letters. EX.) The White House * Collective Noun- names a group. EX.) The jury used a pack of pens and a

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    driven over the edge. Each of these messages were copied to tapes‚ each side of the tape was directed towards one specific person in which caused one of the reasons. The tapes went in order‚ from the beginning of Hannah’s problems‚ to the end. Hannah mailed the tapes to the first person the day she ended her life. Afterwards that person was asked to mail the set of tapes to the person mentioned on the second tape (or other side)‚ and so on and so on. Many people have many different outlooks on what this

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    main ideas. Each main idea has three sentences for supporting detail. o Elaborate with supporting details: facts; descriptions; reasons; examples. o Do not write in the first person (I‚ me‚ myself‚ etc.) OR the second person (you‚ your). For this essay‚ however‚ you may use the second person in the introduction

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