Thanx alot again. Writeacher, Jenna, jk1115, for all your help thank you so much.
Introduction: Topic: male/female communication
Comparison of two articles (state article names)
state thesis...
i need help on this...
What are the titles of the two articles? What main ideas are in each of those articles?
Your thesis statement needs to state in one sentence the main idea of your paper. Here are the best webpages I've found about writing good thesis statements:
http://leo.stcloudstate.edu/catalogue.html
and
http://www.indiana.edu/~wts/pamphlets/thesis_statement.shtml
Please re-post when you have this information ready.
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Man To Man Women To Women and His Talk/ Her talk this to chapter i have to read and write essay on that with giving a topic.
Introduction: Topic: male/female communication
Comparison of two articles (state article names)
state thesis...
thats the HW and due is 2moro i m so worried and i havt started yet plz help...
I understand that you have a homework assignment due tomorrow and you need help with it. Your assignment is to compare two articles, "Man To Man Women To Women" and "His Talk/Her Talk," and write an essay on the topic of male/female communication.
To start, you will need to read both articles thoroughly and understand their main ideas. Take notes on the key points or arguments made by the authors in each article.
Once you have a good understanding of the articles, you can formulate a thesis statement for your essay. A thesis statement is a concise statement that presents the main idea or argument of your paper. It should be specific and debatable.
Based on the topic of male/female communication and the two articles you mentioned, your thesis statement could be something like:
"Through an analysis of 'Man To Man Women To Women' and 'His Talk/Her Talk,' this essay examines the different communication patterns between men and women, exploring the role of gender stereotypes and societal influences on interpersonal interactions."
Remember, your thesis statement should briefly summarize the main idea of your paper and provide a roadmap for your readers on what to expect in your essay.
Once you have your thesis statement, you can start organizing your essay, outlining the main points, and providing evidence from the articles to support your arguments. Don't forget to include an introduction, body paragraphs, and a conclusion.
I hope this helps, and good luck with your assignment!