Write A Study on the Impact of English Language Learning on Gender Issues Affecting Women.
Content: Essay is ten fully developed pages in length and has an engaging introduction, a body of supporting evidence, and a definitive conclusion. Essay includes a unifying thesis (governing idea) that is supported in the body of an essay on a suitable topic (American public controversy). Essay illustrates an understanding of the course content and advances a definitive argument. The voice is appropriate for college-level scholarly writing and the student has submitted the essay prior to the assignment deadline.
Grammar, Punctuation, Clarity, and Usage: (ten or fewer errors) Illustrates an active, engaging approach to voice and prose style. Writing is fluid and the paragraphs are nicely balanced (topic sentence, supporting details, and transitions/conclusions). Essay is largely free of grammatical errors, punctuation errors, and typos (missed or transposed keystrokes, slang, and incorrect abbreviations) and exhibits a strong command of a varied vocabulary and the rules of standard written English.
Attention to MLA Formatting and Research Materials: (fewer than six total errors in formatting and in-text documentation) Essay includes at least ten credible resources in support of its claims, and these resources are cited appropriately according to the conventions of the Modern Language Association (MLA) style. Essay includes ten in-text references (signal phrases) to the corresponding resources (either author names or resource titles). Essay includes ten correctly recorded citations in the Works Cited section (**must be URL links**), listed in alphabetical order.
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