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APA format 7th edition/ instruction below **files (1)** – ## Englishcompositionhelpweek4.docx **## Englishcompositionhelpweek4.docx** English composition help week 4 Instructions: IA cero/ no plagio, ni inteligencia artificial/ ideoma English/ word document/ APA format 7th edition **Topic of referen…

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APA format 7th edition/ instruction below

**files (1)**

– ## Englishcompositionhelpweek4.docx

**## Englishcompositionhelpweek4.docx**

English composition help week 4

Instructions:

IA cero/ no plagio, ni inteligencia artificial/ ideoma English/ word document/ APA format 7th edition

**Topic of reference:   The Screams of the World by Helen Lewis: In this article, the author debates the ethics and value of the media's use of graphic images.**

**Layout:**

**Title?**

**The Introduction Paragraph**

**A hook (or lead-in sentence)**

**Background information**

**Thesis statement (claim)**

**The TWO supporting (body) Paragraphs**

**Topic sentence**

**Evidence**

**Explanation/connections**

**Concluding or transitional sentence**

**The Counterargument and refutation paragraph (against your claim)**

**The counterargument**

**Your refutation**

**The Conclusion**

**Sum up your thesis and main points**

**Make final comment why it is important**

**## Englishcompositionhelpweek4.docx**

English composition help week 4

Instructions:

IA cero/ no plagio, ni inteligencia artificial/ ideoma English/ word document/ APA format 7th edition

**Topic of reference:   The Screams of the World by Helen Lewis: In this article, the author debates the ethics and value of the media's use of graphic images.**

**Layout:**

**Title?**

**The Introduction Paragraph**

**A hook (or lead-in sentence)**

**Background information**

**Thesis statement (claim)**

**The TWO supporting (body) Paragraphs**

**Topic sentence**

**Evidence**

**Explanation/connections**

**Concluding or transitional sentence**

**The Counterargument and refutation paragraph (against your claim)**

**The counterargument**

**Your refutation**

**The Conclusion**

**Sum up your thesis and main points**

**Make final comment why it is important**

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