Please read the following instructions carefully. (I don’t have enough time to edit them due to the deadline):
• Ensure that you do not use any form of AI or copy text from other sources to write this essay. The essay will be checked by AI detectors to detect plagiarism.
• The argumentative essay should be within the range of 550 to 650 words.
• Please review my thesis statement to ensure that it is insightful, arguable, and thought-provoking.
• Please review the text to ensure that it consistently maintains focus on the thesis statement/main idea.
• The essay must demonstrate a proper level of academic research by referencing more than three relevant, high-quality sources.
I have already included two scholarly articles from Google Scholar, and now I need you to add a reputable journalistic source such as the BBC or The Wall Street Journal.
• I have already included a reference list in my essay, but please add your new reference from a reputable journalistic source such as the BBC or The Wall Street Journal. Don’t forget to reference that source in-text using APA style. Make sure that all your sources are originally written in English. Translated sources, whether from Google or other translation services, are not allowed.
• Ensure that the text is logically and coherently organized, and well-structured to allow the reader to navigate through it easily. Make effective use of logical and appropriate transitions between ideas and paragraphs. (Refer to the end of these instructions for the expected structure of an argumentative essay.)
• Present multiple perspectives on the argument by including claims that both support and oppose the thesis statement in a balanced and convincing manner.
• Demonstrate a strong and convincing development of ideas in the essay. Show evidence of critical thinking skills and support all claims with relevant and appropriate evidence that captivates the reader’s interest and provides insights. Throughout the entire text, ensure a clear and accurate articulation of the connection between evidence and conclusion.
Expected Structure of the Argumentative Essay:
- Introduction with Thesis Statement
- Main Argument 1 and Supporting Evidence
- Main Argument 2 and Supporting Evidence
… (Continue with additional main arguments if necessary) - Counter-argument(s) | Rebuttal of Counter-argument(s) and Supportive Evidence
- Conclusion with a restatement of the thesis statement (End with final comments on the thesis statement, rather than providing additional advice)