Friday, January 27, 2012

"Good" Papers

     organizing your paper-  first thing that makes a good paper is how you organize your paper. I believe the difference between an A to a C paper is how you organize your ideas. A good paper must have good organization of ideas and have a good flow when a person reads your paper. If your ideas are all over the place a reader might not be able to understand what the paper is about. You want to be as clear as you can be and get your point across your audience. A good organization of paragraphs will keep the reader interested in what you are writing.
      second thing i believe is the difference between an A paper and a C paper is  grammar mistakes and sentence structure. A C paper might have some grammar mistakes and a few good sentence structures. An A paper will have good sentence structures using conjunction words such as FANBOYS and even transition words. An A paper will also have a few grammar mistakes that we all make such as there and their. This is important because a reader will be able to understand better what you are writing.
       third thing i believe is the difference between an A paper and a C paper is a good topic. A writer needs a good topic to write about because they need to be able to get good points and plenty of them to not repeat them over. An average paper may have some points,and then are repeated just in a different way. A good paper will have different points and plenty to talk about to keep the reader interested.

For me writing with good sentence structures and not having a lot of grammar mistakes is difficult for me. i cant really write good complex sentences unsing conjunctions. i also make quite a few grammar mistakes that are silly. i am horrible at making complex sentences that involve using conjunctions such as therefore, meanwhile, whenever, although and ect... i also make mistakes with words such their, there, quiet, quite, ect... sometimes i feel silly for letting this kinds of little mistakes get pass me.

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