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| Title | Finding and displaying quotes as "attention grabbers," not as internal quotes |
| Content | We need to further work on ways to add more style to your writing. Next week we will look at how to incorporate quotes within a research paper -- a very important skill for college writers. Right now we will start in an altogether different way.
One suggestion when you write an essay is to begin it with an interesting somehow relevant quote. Please see the attachment and then do the assignment it contains (to find altogether 10 famous and/or existing quotes).
Please see the attachment, called "English Quotes: Finding Quotes," which has "classwork" to do. It will have some bearing on your next essay assignment (not yet assigned).
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