'Jekyll and Hyde': refining written responses on duality
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I can refine analytical responses by making them more evaluative.
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Topic sentences should focus on intention, not methods.
Judicious quotations from across the text can be used to create compelling arguments.
Using an adjective to introduce a writer’s method allows for succinct evaluation of the effect.
Tentative language should be used to evaluate different interpretations of a text.
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