Question

May I get some help outlining this into a sentence by sentence template that I could use to better form my essay?

'The final product will be 2-4 pages, typed, double-spaced, and cited appropriately.
Your essay should include the following:
Introduction paragraph with clear and relevant thesis statement
At least 3 body paragraphs (the more support the better)
At least 2 pieces of evidence per body paragraph-- can re-use sources but 3 sources minimum (reference notes and models from Mini-Essay)
Must properly cite sources using MLA format
Include a Works Cited
MUST BE TYPED, DOUBLE SPACED, 12-POINT STANDARD FONT'

Here's my rant if you want to enjoy it.
(My last one got removed cause they thought I was plagiarizing, but since this site has no way to appeal your questions I'm going to have to re-upload this again and waste points because of this site's error and mistakes. I'm just hoping this time they actually review the contents of my question before removing it. *cough cough* katie *cough*)

Answer 1

Sure, here's a possible sentence-by-sentence template for your essay.

Step-by-step explanation

I. Introduction

Introduce the topic of the essay and provide background information to give context.

Clearly state your thesis statement that summarizes the main argument of the essay.

II. Body Paragraph 1

Begin with a topic sentence that states the main idea of this paragraph.

Provide evidence or examples to support your argument, using at least two sources.

Analyze and interpret the evidence to show how it supports your thesis.

Conclude the paragraph by summarizing the main points and transitioning to the next paragraph.

III. Body Paragraph 2

Begin with a topic sentence that states the main idea of this paragraph.

Provide evidence or examples to support your argument, using at least two sources (which can be different from the ones used in the previous paragraph).

Analyze and interpret the evidence to show how it supports your thesis.

Conclude the paragraph by summarizing the main points and transitioning to the next paragraph.

IV. Body Paragraph 3

Begin with a topic sentence that states the main idea of this paragraph.

Provide evidence or examples to support your argument, using at least two sources (which can be different from the ones used in the previous paragraphs).

Analyze and interpret the evidence to show how it supports your thesis.

Conclude the paragraph by summarizing the main points and transitioning to the conclusion.

V. Conclusion

Restate your thesis statement and summarize the main points made in the body paragraphs.

Provide a concluding statement that emphasizes the significance of your argument or suggests future directions for research.

Include a Works Cited page that lists all the sources cited in your essay, formatted according to MLA style guidelines.

Make sure to follow all the formatting and citation guidelines provided in the prompt, and mold accordingly your essay carefully before submitting it. Good luck!