I need help with my English composition  paper. All of my paper work for this class. 

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ENG101_MH_V6

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· Topic 3: The Writing Process

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Course SyllabusURL

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TutoringExternal tool

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Access BookshelfExternal tool

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Understanding Your FeedbackURL

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· Your progress 

· Topic 3 Activities: 

· Review the lesson

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Additional Information on Purpose, Audience, and Style

· Read the selected Langan chapter.

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 OWL Resources

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· Review Research Paper Project materials, and choose your topic

· Take the “Writing to Your Audience” graded quiz.

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Lesson 1: The Writing Process

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Additional Information on Purpose, Audience, and StylePage

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eTextbook: Topic 3 Reading Assignment: Chapter 1-2External tool

· Research Paper Project

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Research Paper Project – Instructions and DetailsPage

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Step 1: Choosing your TopicPage

You will use a building-block approach in writing this assignment, meaning you will be able to complete it in a series of steps throughout the course. Step 1 involves choosing a topic. It’s a good idea to choose a topic you are interested in learning more about, but keep in mind that your topic should involve taking a stance on an issue. In other words, you’ll want to avoid topics that are strictly informative. 

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Graded Quiz 3.1: Writing to Your Audience

◄Topic 2: Common Sentence-Level Errors: Spelling and Punctuation

Topic 4: Establishing and Supporting Your Thesis►

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Topic 3

: The Writing Process

Research Paper Project – Instructions and Details

This is an overview of the Argumentative Research Paper Project and the relevant steps required for you to meet this course requirement. To view specific information for each step, navigate to the appropriate topic for each assignment.

Overview

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You’ll also find these available in each topic as listed above.

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Step 1: Choosing your topic 

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Step 2: Creating a thesis statement.

 Keep in mind that this research essay must go beyond the purpose of merely informing; it must also take a stance on the topic you have chosen. This resource explains what a research paper is (and what it isn’t). 

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Step 3: Research and Taking Notes 

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Step 4: Outlining

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Step 5: Works Cited Page 

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Step 6: Revising and Editing 

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Step 7: Final Draft of the Research Paper

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