'A Christmas Carol': planning an extended argument
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I can plan a convincing, holistic argument about the text.
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When writing an essay, you have to think carefully about the order in which you present your ideas.
When writing, lay the foundational knowledge, then include primary/secondary evidence, then give a personal response.
It can be difficult to bring any new interpretations to commonly-used quotations, so try to pick some lesser-used ones.
Giving a personal response to the text shows your reader your enthusiasm for the text and the subject.
Using paragraph outlines to plan your response can be useful when considering the structure of your argument.
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