Gees, I've been doing this ENG 4C lesson 6 for over a week now, have no idea how to do it.. :( Did anybody ever delt with ILC book fro ENG 4C?
If you type the lesson or question here, we'll be glad to help you. I don't think any of us has access to this book.
oh, well that's not good...it is independent learning center book..
If you give us an idea about what's included in Lesson 6, we may be able to find you some web sites that would help you.
Ok, it says that I need to find a news report about a non-violent property crime or fraud. And create a table with what? who? When? Where? How?( details of how the crime was done) How?(results to victim)How?(Public reaction, if any) and How?(results in society if any). And second part is put yourself in the place of the judge who is determining how you ought to deal with the perpetrator, assuming that they have been properly convicted of the crime you made up in Part a. What things you should consider in deciding how to sentence the offenders? 1) The total amount of damage to the victim-how much sufferings, how much loss? 2) The state of mind of the criminal at the time of the crime? 3) The degree to which the victim may be blamed for the crime? 4) The amount of compensation(financial or otherwise) offered by the criminal to the victim? 5)The amount of publicity surrounding the trail? 6) The state of mind of the criminal at the time of the trail? Can anyone please help...really appreciate it :)
Please see my answer above.
well , i am stuck on the whoole thingg.and i need it to graduate in june & i hate english with a passion
I'm sorry to hear that you're having difficulties with your ENG 4C lesson. As an AI, I don't have specific knowledge of the ILC book for ENG 4C, but I can guide you on how to approach it. Here are a few steps you can follow to help you understand the content better:
1. Read the lesson materials: Start by carefully reading the lesson in the ILC book. Pay close attention to any examples or explanations provided. Take notes on key concepts or terms that you come across.
2. Review related resources: If there are any additional resources mentioned in the lesson, such as online articles, videos, or practice exercises, make use of them. These can provide alternative explanations or examples that may help you better understand the topic.
3. Seek additional help: If you're still struggling, consider reaching out for help. Contact your teacher or classmates to see if they can clarify any confusing points. You can also use online forums or study groups dedicated to ENG 4C to ask for assistance or collaborate with others.
4. Practice and apply: Once you have a better grasp of the lesson content, practice applying it by completing any assigned exercises or practice problems. This will help reinforce your understanding and identify areas that still require further improvement.
Remember, learning can sometimes be challenging, and it's normal to encounter difficulties. Don't hesitate to ask for help and explore different resources to enhance your understanding. Keep persevering, and don't get discouraged – you'll eventually succeed!