After generating ideas about your topic, your next step in writing a multi-pattern essay is to
a. narrow the topic and choose primary and secondary patterns.
b. draft your introduction and conclusion.
c. write topic sentences for your body paragraphs.
d. write a thesis statement reflecting all the patterns you may use.
Question 2
Choosing a primary pattern of organization for your essay involves asking yourself:
a. What am I trying to accomplish?
b. How much do my readers know about the topic?
c. How complicated is my topic?
d. all of the above.
The pattern of primary succession at Glacier Bay, Alaska.
The general pattern of progression of an untreated HIV infection
Five step nursing process
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Temperature gradient generates a global pattern of circulation
Percussion pattern for ascites