Attention grabbar for an essay?
Look, I’m supposed to write a Romeo and Juliet persuasive essay, about a characterization portfolio on Tybalt. I just couldn’t think of one, except a question grabber, which is obviously overused. Help please.
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When my kids are stuck, I often suggest a quote instead of a question. Maybe you could also share a short story that relates Tybalt’s character to someone else or an event in your life- even if it’s a made-up story (no one will ever know).
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why don’t you use a quote that is a direct line from the play that illustrates what you are trying to say. Just make sure you reference the quote in the text.
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Bold statement. Quotation. “Let us imagine…”
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