Teacher Creature

Teacher Creature "Sit down. Stop talking. Throw your gum away." This is the way my high school algebra teacher began each day. Mrs. Holmes was her name, and being mean was her game. All of my peers had warned about this particular teacher. Strictness was not her only trademark, she was also known to have some bizarre--no, obnoxious--personal habits. Indeed, during the course of my senior year, I began to consider Mrs. Holmes a teacher-creature. (…

…application.) Be sure that your outline has three levels. Begin each body or discussion paragraph with a topic sentence. · Write eight to twelve sentences in each paragraph. · Use transitions. · Begin sentences in a variety of ways: with subordinate classes, with prepositional prhases, transitions, and verbals. · Use a variety of sentences, especially complex sentences. · Do not use more than two coordinating conjunctions in a sentence. · Delete "I think," "I feel," "I believe." · Avoid "In our society."