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Argumentative Essay Reflection
Argumentative Essay Reflection
Darnell Montejo
Professor Batty
English 28
13 December 2018
For this essay I tried to replace my thesis with a new one that encapsulated my stance on
the issue that it would read much clearer than my previous thesis statement. For the thesis I used
the they say, I say format. I also tried to fix a couple of grammar mistakes by changing some of
the words, so the paragraph would be more comprehensible. I deleted words that were
unnecessary in my sentences that would make them unclear or just random. I also tried to get rid
of the many punctuation errors I had including comma splices or quoting errors. I put more
evidence to fill in some gaps in my argument like in the fourth body paragraph.
I deleted a whole chunk of the fourth body paragraph and just stuck to talking about how
being bilingual can help you work benefits than talk about how speaking the native and adopted
country languages affect the child’s identity because I had spoken bout that already in the second
body paragraph and felt like I was repeating myself. I also added evidence to my fourth body
paragraph than just ranting off about how speaking both languages can get your more jobs but
not supported those points with evidence. I added a quote by Liang Feng that discussed how
parents push their children to speak multiple languages in hopes that they will get more benefits
economically. I tried to get rid of a few words and sentences that made the story sound repetitive.