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Title Comment [CV1]: Note that your student
ID number, the module, the assignment,
and the specific topic (if you had options)
are all included in the header. Page numbers
are also included in the header (or footer). It
helps to doublespace the text of your
Introduction. Follow LG113 W4 slides regarding what your introduction should include. Text text submission, and to provide reasonable
margins (e.g. ‘Normal’ in MS Word).
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marking policy.
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Comment [CV2]: A title for your essay
is optional—consult with your instructor
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Comment [CV4]: You will provide
some sort of introduction paragraph(s).
Text discussing Main Point 1. Will offer an introduction of its own in 1 sentence, and then will both
introduce the support/evidence/data and make sense of/interpret the data, and finally summarize what
has been demonstrated within this section. This may happen in a single paragraph. Or, it may take a
few paragraphs. Then some sort of transition to the next topic is needed (a roadmap). Text text text
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evidence for your position (e.g. Main Point
1)
Text discussing Main Point 2. Offers an introduction of its own in 1 sentence, and then will both
introduce the support/evidence/data and make sense of/interpret the data, and finally summarize what
has been demonstrated within this section. This may happen in a single paragraph. Or, it may take a
few paragraphs. Then some sort of transition to the next topic is needed (a roadmap). Text text text
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evidence for your next position (e.g. Main
Point 2)
Text discussing Main Point 3. Will offer an introduction of its own in 1 sentence, and then will both
introduce the support/evidence/data and make sense of/interpret the data, and finally summarize what
has been demonstrated within this section. This may happen in a single paragraph. Or, it may take a
few paragraphs. Then some sort of transition to the next topic is needed (a roadmap). Text text text
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evidence for your next position (e.g. Main
Point 3)
Conclusion. This will reiterate the main thesis/goals of the paper, then will summarize the evidence in
support of this thesis that is introduced above. Text text text text text text text text text text text text
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Comment [CV8]: And you will finish
your paper with a conclusion.
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Comment [CV9]: Your word count will
follow your conclusion and should reflect
the words in your essay, but not in your
references. It is optional whether you
include any text inside a table within your
[word count: 907] total essay word count.
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References Comment [CV10]: Your reference list
will only include references used within
your essay (let’s pretend these 6 were cited
inside the essay. It will follow APA style,
which means they should be presented
alphabetically. See below regarding how to
AGworld. (2008). Shadow Warrior: A Hindu nationalist perspective. August 3, 2008. Retrieved from present different types of sources.
[Link] Comment [CV11]: A website
Allbritten, R. (2006). The anatomy of a sociolinguistic interview. Paper presented at the New Ways of
Analyzing Variation (NWAV 35), Columbus, OH. Comment [CV12]: A conference
presentation
Anthony, L. (2007). AntConc (Version 3.2.1w). Retrieved from
[Link] Comment [CV13]: A software package
Anttila, A. (2002). Variation and phonological theory. In J. K. Chambers, P. Trudgill, & N. Schilling-
Estes (Eds.), The handbook of language variation and change (pp. 206-243). Oxford:
Blackwell. Comment [CV14]: A book chapter in an
edited volume
Appadurai, A. (1996). Modernity at large: Cultural dimensions of globalization. Minneapolis:
University of Minnesota Press. Comment [CV15]: A full book
Ashby, W. (1991). When does variation indicate linguistic change in progress? French Language
Studies, 1, 1-19. Comment [CV16]: A journal article