Catherine Williams

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Hey does anyone have a gym they want to recommend? Thinking of joining one. https://t.co/QhFaeUnYJH

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A small, healthy step: Treat yourself to one new piece of workout clothing to pump up your drive to keep moving. https://t.co/s5hj1F7LZS

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Take this small, healthy step: Ask one trainer at the gym for training advice or tips to brush up your workout. https://t.co/ETukQwsYpU

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A small, healthy step: Invite friends for one healthy happy hour. Instead of drinks, go for a group walk, jog or hike. https://t.co/8gPeWO4eMN

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I'm on a "small steps" Journey to crank up my workout. My workout goal is: https://t.co/Tpn8xNulZL

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Try this healthy step: Motivate yourself to work out by telling us when you do it. My last workout was a few days ago! https://t.co/qVlZiD4noh

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see you all tomorrow last engl101 class :( ! almost finished with the final!

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Examples of metacommentary - narration of shows/movies that explains events taking place or in literature "metatext" helps readers interpret

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@ENGL101UMD Metacommentary prevents author's text from being misinterpreted by the reader who may fail to see an argument's significance

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not doing as much bridging & refuting in this as I did in my CAS essay due to my obvious sources & exigence, rather making stronger claims

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@kdyson1 definitely! I think by going against my own view at first I was able to better define my arguments and weed out possible weaknesses

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I used refutation from EWR and through use of the bridging tactic by displaying all points of the argument at hand

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@JennaBanoff I agree! and think refutation also strengthens your argument being that it seems as if your comfortable enough with your claims

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CAS essay is going surprisingly well, yet, my topic is controversial so the other side is hard to read after putting together my arguments

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@kdyson1 yes! this idea from EWR practically completed my pre-writing for me & helped me get rid of some of my weaker claims to build ethos!

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EWR made me realize, too much evidence weakens your argument, rather focus on building exigence through choosing your evidence carefully

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Between the stasis grid & EWR reading, building your writing plan for the CAS essay is easy, paragraphs include claims, evidence & analysis

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Argumentative claims are necessary for any essay hoping to prove a point, they are formulaic yet compile clear exigence off of your voice

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EWR helped me establish exigence & ethos tend to use language for arguments but sometimes lose substance within writing, helps keep focus

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@mkearney101 I highlighted the quote too! directly relates both assignments, in writing the first we will argue for the topic of our final