Argumentive

(subject/verb agreement, pronouns, etc.) to correct format (MLA).
•
Evidence of Writing Process
–
all
revisions, prewriting submissions, etc,
must clearly indicate student engagement on a regu
lar and productive l
evel.
Final Draft
: 4
–
6 Pages
If
you opt for the shorter paper (4
pages), remember that it must be very
concise in order for you to relate the details to support the main focus.
Shorter is sometimes harder.
Note:
Three
full pages
and several lines of
the
fourth
page do not
make
four
pages. The works cited page is not a part of the
page length.
FORM
AT
:
•
Times New Roman 12
–
point font, double
–
spaced
.
The first page and
subsequent pages need to strictly follow the MLA style. Examp
les are
located in y
our textbook. As well,
you can find samples online at
such sites as the Purdue University OWL (Online Writing Lab):
https://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/747/01/
Reviews:
The essa
y will be subject to a
surface mark workshop as well as critiques
from fellow students and the instructor.
Complete
drafts and critiques to turn
in
during
class and/or in Turnitin.com. Use the edits and revise your papers
before final
submission.
Final
Form:
•
Reread the assign
ment sheet, save your essay in a Word document,
and upload to Turnitin.com via
Canvas
. Be sure to save your file as
your last name, underscore, assignment (i.e. Student_
Argu