I have to write a 5-paragraph essay on a topic. I know the setup for a 5-paragraph essay very well: Main idea - 3 reasons to back up the main idea, 1 per paragraph - 3 examples per reason included in each paragraph. BUT... do the examples that back up the reasons have to coincide with the main idea? Like, if I was trying to prove that I make good decisions and I said I'm a fast thinker, but as another part of that example I said I can do math problems quickly... doing math problems quickly doesn't contribute to the fact that I make good decisions... is that okay? Any help, facts or opinions, appreciated.
2006-09-20
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