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Sunyy Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Help with writing
Hey guys I have to write sth for hw but I'm not sure what exactly I have to write. The task is "Write a short text of about 150-170 words to comment on the following quote:
The world is a dangerous place, not because of those who are evil, but because of those who look on and do nothing
Albert Einstein"
Should I write sth like an essay or just list the thing that I've thought of when reading it. I'll be really grateful if you can show me an example. It doesn't need to be with the same quote it'll be even better if it is not.
The world is a dangerous place, not because of those who are evil, but because of those who look on and do nothing
Albert Einstein"
Should I write sth like an essay or just list the thing that I've thought of when reading it. I'll be really grateful if you can show me an example. It doesn't need to be with the same quote it'll be even better if it is not.
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That's too short for an essay. Just write a paragraph But try to show the reader that you are thinking about the quote in an organized way, Show you have a clear and organized mind, Post something, and we will comment on it for you. OK?
- That's too short for an essay.
- Just write a paragraph But try to show the reader that you are thinking about the quote in an organized way, Show you have a clear and organized mind, Post something, and we will comment on it for you.
- OK?
- Clive
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That's too short for an essay. Just write a paragraph
But try to show the reader that you are thinking about the quote in an organized way, Show you have a clear and organized mind,
Post something, and we will comment on it for you. OK?
But try to show the reader that you are thinking about the quote in an organized way, Show you have a clear and organized mind,
Post something, and we will comment on it for you. OK?
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When I write it I'll post it
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