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    John Anderson Essay

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    Robert Burns In Robert Burns poem John Anderson, he uses many poetic elements such as alliteration, repetition, rhyme, metaphors, and apostrophe. These elements are used to help explain what is going on in the poem such as, aging, love, and death. Robert Burns was a Scottish poet who wrote lyrics and songs in the Scottish dialect . Robert Burns satires displayed his exquisite poetic works in satires and by the age of 27, he had written some of the most outstanding satires. Robert Burns is well…

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    The Road by Cormac McCarthy is a novel that diverges from the customary standards regarding format of how a novel is written. McCarthy tends to ignore the usage of quotations and apostrophes and also writes in a splintered fashion especially in the beginning of the book adding the tone of minimalistic times. He never reveals the name of the characters and only refers to them as The Boy and The Man as it is written in third person omniscient though it often seems as if the novel was written in…

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    a pile of blankets, my dog, and access to Netflix at my fingertips. Instead of living out my dreams of getting a good night sleep, I change into my work clothes, pull up my hair, put on my name tag, and drive over to Bakers Square (the lack of apostrophe in my place of works name bugs me too). Greeting customers with a smile and a sparkly attitude is harder to do when you’ve been up for 15 hours, on your second cup of coffee, and while you’re still thinking about what the heck you’re going to…

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    who also murdered his brother like Cain; it also successful reflects upon Claudius’s character. The alliteration in "my crown, mine own ambition and my queen" seems to emphasize Claudius's satisfaction to the audience. Shakespeare also splatters apostrophes in his work. "Help, angels! Make assay!" demonstrates the need for help as well as a hurt ego. Lastly, internal conflicts are often seen in soliloquies. "My stronger guilt defeats my strong intent..." displays the complexity of this dynamic…

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    Response To O Hara Tone

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    A lot of people can agree on the fact that many of O’Hara’s poems are difficult to understand, however I feel like this poem is very relatable and is fairly easy to interpret. Many of us have felt heartbreak due to a loved one, whether it was mourning a death or dealing with a breakup. O’Hara vividly describes in detail how he felt about his sorrow toward his loved one, which I am sure many feel sympathetic towards, because they have dealt with the same feelings. The poem has 6 stanzas, one…

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    since the day I was first introduced to it. When I first attended my English class I was worried about messing up on every paper I wrote due to my lack of understanding on punctuation. It took me a while to learn where to place commas, periods, apostrophe, etc. I had to work hard and practice to learn how to do all that and it has finally paid off. I’m able to correct papers and be like “that’s not supposed to be there and neither is that oh this needs to be fixed to” unfortunately I haven’t…

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    Wendy never completely takes on the masculine role. Furthermore, when Macduff discovers Duncan dead, Lady Macbeth enters, affected by the disturbance, and Macduff replies with a concern for her gentle and pure nature as a woman through the use of apostrophe, pre-modified noun phrases and interrogative and personal pronouns. This is apparent when he says: “O gently lady, Tis not for you to hear what I can speak The repetition, in a woman’s ear, Would murder as it…

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    In Henry VIII by William Shakespeare, Cardinal Wolsey suffers a sudden downfall from his position as the king’s advisor. He compares himself to wanton boys as well as the fallen angel Lucifer to describe his devastation. He also compares his situation itself to the “state of man,” which highlights the cruelty of nature. His devastation leads to anger and fury which emphasizes his true feelings of despair and hopelessness. From the beginning of Wolsey’s response, he states “So farewell”, and…

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    My Father To Me Analysis

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    2. The story you wrote talks about how important your dad is to you. His death is very important to you and changes your life. Although I am able to come to this conclusion after reading the entire story, I am unable to point to a specific sentence that states this. I would add a sentence that clearly summarizes this idea as your thesis statement. 3. This essay is organized like the narrative essays discussed in class. 4. The introductory paragraph is interesting. I would suggest adding more…

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    errors in verb tense, subject/verb agreement, pronouns, sentences fragments / run-ons, misused / misspelled words. Not yet demonstrating mastery of commas, dashes, parentheses. Frequent errors in basic spelling, end punctuation, capitalization and apostrophe. Content - First & Last Name Organization - Date Style - Core I / II / III Conventions - Hansen Title 2012 July 4th my sister was having trouble with her boy friend and he wanted to see his girls my nieces they…

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