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In the past few days, you've probably heard of random news stories or events, not by searching, but just coming across them one way or the other. It's a little annoying, but last year I built a habit to remind myself: oh, this could be a good example for the argument essay for XYZ prompt.
AP English Language and Composition 2018 FRQ 3 Sample Student Responses - Scored with the 2020 Rubrics. The unknown is a concept of crippling anxiety of many. There is fear in the unfamiliar, the possibility of failure, of danger, or embarrassment. In a contrasting way, author Anne Morrow Lindbergh describes the “disappointments and surprises ...
30 cze 2023 · This post goes over how to ace the argument essay on the AP English Language and Composition Exam. We offer tips and break down a couple of example essays.
Though overused, the Revolutionary War era has A LOT of overarching themes that can be applied to a multitude of Argumentative prompts. In all, Argumentative Essays (and any of the essays in Lang) come down to the words you know and how you use them. Make sure your vocabulary is full of “buff” words that add sophistication to your argument.
From what I've seen from previous year's prompts, the AP Lang prompts (especially argumentative) typically reflect on current events. That being said, what current events right now does everyone think College Board might use for a prompt?
16 sty 2017 · Step 1: I scour the news in search for thought provoking current events. I often visit sites like Room for Debate, TED Radio Hour, or Politico. I find a topic that is intriguing, but not overly sensitive or partisan in nature.
