In the message portion of your Discussion post, start by writing one general sentence about a topic
After your one general sentence, write three or four sentences that add specifics to your description
What is your topic?
What is a general sentence about it?
I don't have one
Today is a good day
That's your first sentence.
Now write three or four sentences telling the reader why today is good.
Because me and my family are bless to be alive today. Today is such a pretty day. An know one are messing with me are calling me today.
Let's see what your paragraph looks like in standard English.
Today is a good day. It's really a pretty day. My family and I are blessed to be alive. In addition, no one is messing with me or calling me today.
A few tips for the next time you write.
1. Do not begin a sentence with "because" or "and."
2. You wouldn't say "me am blessed to be alive." So you can't say "me and my family are blessed . . ."
3. Note the spelling of:
no one
and
or
Thank you Ms. Sue
You're welcome!
Sure! So, to write a discussion post, you can start by choosing a topic that you want to discuss. Then, begin your post by writing a general sentence that gives an overview of the topic you have chosen.
For the subsequent sentences, you should add specific details to expand on your initial description. These details could include examples, statistics, personal anecdotes, or any relevant information that further develops your discussion. The goal is to provide enough specific information to engage readers and encourage further conversation or debate on the chosen topic.
Remember, when writing a discussion post, it is essential to provide a clear and concise introduction that captures the reader's attention and sets the stage for a comprehensive and meaningful discussion.