Argumentative Essay: Should the Garza Girls Have Gone to Mexico?

Once you're done with the rough draft for your essay, please copy the following parts of your essay here, fix it, and then make sure your Google Doc has the best essay possible.

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COPY your introduction paragraph for your argumentative essay. Be sure to include:

• A hook to grab the reader’s attention
• TAG (Title, Author, Genre)
• Background information or a brief summary of the story
• A clear three-part thesis statement that states your position and previews your reasons.

COPY your introduction paragraph from the essay. Make sure to include a hook, TAG (title, author, genre), background information or summary, and a three-part thesis statement.

COPY the body paragraphs for your argumentative essay. Each paragraph should include:

• A clear claim (reason supporting your thesis)
• A lead-in with effective context for your evidence
• A quote from the novel with a citation such as (McCall 21)
• 2-3 sentences of commentary/ reasoning
• A concluding sentence

You can have a double-chunk body paragraph too (claim, evidence 1, commentary 1, evidence 2, commentary 2, and conclusion)

COPY your first body paragraph. Be sure to include all required elements: claim, lead-in/context, quote with citation, 2-3 sentences of commentary/reasoning, and a concluding sentence.

COPY your second body paragraph. Be sure to include all required elements: claim, lead-in/context, quote with citation, 2-3 sentences of commentary/reasoning, and a concluding sentence.

COPY your third body paragraph. Be sure to include all required elements: claim, lead-in/context, quote with citation, 2-3 sentences of commentary/reasoning, and a concluding sentence.

Write your conclusion paragraph for your argumentative essay. Be sure to:

• Restate your thesis in a new way
• Summarize your main points
• End with a final thought or lesson that connects to our own lives

Copy your conclusion paragraph. Be sure to restate your thesis, summarize your essay, and end with a final thought or lesson for our own lives.