I'm not sure if I'm allowed to post this so if it's not, then you may close
it.
Anyways, my English teacher is so stupid. Just because I'm in an I.B. class
(International Baccalaureate... advanced class, if you will), she just assumes
that everyone in the class understands what the f*ck she's saying. Today, she
explained to my class how to write a Commentary paragraph in the most awkward
and incomprehensible way. So my question is... how do I write one of those?
wow, IB? my AP english prof tried to get an IB program at my old high school...
anywho, on to your questioni. hrm... well, i've never actually heard of a
"commentary paragraph", but i think i might know what it is from the
title? to me, it sounds like an analytical paragraph. all analytical paragraphs
have concrete details and commentary. the commentary is your opinoon/anaysis of
the concrete detail (which is usually a quote or some kind of citation from the
literature that you are writing about) i hope that that helps? if you need me to
clarify feel free to PM me! good luck with your class!
Hmm cant really help u out my english is average so i guess go ask the teacher
is the best cus class mates might not get it right all the time, unless ur
teacher is not open to questions then go to ur pals in class...
Quote by fireflywisheswow, IB? my
AP english prof tried to get an IB program at my old high school...
anywho, on to your questioni. hrm... well, i've never actually heard of a
"commentary paragraph", but i think i might know what it is from the
title? to me, it sounds like an analytical paragraph. all analytical paragraphs
have concrete details and commentary. the commentary is your opinoon/anaysis of
the concrete detail (which is usually a quote or some kind of citation from the
literature that you are writing about) i hope that that helps? if you need me to
clarify feel free to PM me! good luck with your class!
yep its kinda like this. if you read the newspaper, its in the editorial
section.
Quote by fireflywisheswow, IB? my
AP english prof tried to get an IB program at my old high school...
anywho, on to your questioni. hrm... well, i've never actually heard of a
"commentary paragraph", but i think i might know what it is from the
title? to me, it sounds like an analytical paragraph. all analytical paragraphs
have concrete details and commentary. the commentary is your opinoon/anaysis of
the concrete detail (which is usually a quote or some kind of citation from the
literature that you are writing about) i hope that that helps? if you need me to
clarify feel free to PM me! good luck with your class!
yep its kinda like this. if you read the newspaper, its in the editorial
section.
I'm not sure if I'm allowed to post this so if it's not, then you may close it.
Anyways, my English teacher is so stupid. Just because I'm in an I.B. class (International Baccalaureate... advanced class, if you will), she just assumes that everyone in the class understands what the f*ck she's saying. Today, she explained to my class how to write a Commentary paragraph in the most awkward and incomprehensible way. So my question is... how do I write one of those?
i would love to help but i dont understand the question lol.
yeah well wish I could help ya but i don't blame ya don't know what the **** that means either
ask a classmate
wow, IB? my AP english prof tried to get an IB program at my old high school...
anywho, on to your questioni. hrm... well, i've never actually heard of a "commentary paragraph", but i think i might know what it is from the title? to me, it sounds like an analytical paragraph. all analytical paragraphs have concrete details and commentary. the commentary is your opinoon/anaysis of the concrete detail (which is usually a quote or some kind of citation from the literature that you are writing about) i hope that that helps? if you need me to clarify feel free to PM me! good luck with your class!
Sorry cant answer it but the the ####. what does it mean try asking a older person.
Hmm cant really help u out my english is average so i guess go ask the teacher is the best cus class mates might not get it right all the time, unless ur teacher is not open to questions then go to ur pals in class...
yep its kinda like this. if you read the newspaper, its in the editorial section.
Couldn't have explained it any better.