ENGL111 Blue Ridge Community and Technical College How May I Help You Essay English 111 class assignment. I want someone to help me write Descriptive and Illustrative essay in first person using fixed and moving observer, (vantage point). (Final) Essay Descriptive and Illustrative
Life offers each of us rare moments when we feel completely engaged. This sense of connection can be
with our surroundings, other people, or ourselves. They are the moments when we feel most alive and
most complete. Tell the story of one such time; use narration, description, and illustration to present
concrete examples that leave a dominant impression with the reader. You might describe a place
revisited after you were absent for a number of years, like in E.B. White’s “Once More to the Lake,” or
describe an inspiring experience like in Young’s “When the Full Moon Shines its Magic over Monument
Valley.” You may also use a topic of your own choice or from the “Suggestions for Writing” sections in
Chapter 9 or 11. Use carefully chosen, well-organized details observed from an appropriate vantage
point. As a surprise for the final essay, I will allow first person POV in this essay. However, you must pick
a point of view and stay in it (be consistent; don’t shift into 2nd and 3rd if you started in first).
Use a generous amount of descriptive devices we have read about and discussed in class that will evoke
for the reader the sensations experienced. Each essay should tell a story to make a larger point, which
should create the dominant impression. Use sensory detail and vivid word choice. Also apply the lesson
from the chapter on the illustrative mode, choosing the appropriate number of examples to support
your point (thesis).
Be sure to choose a subject that interests you. If you aren’t interested, your audience likely won’t be
either.
(Final) Essay Descriptive and Illustrative
Life offers each of us rare moments when we feel completely engaged. This sense of connection can be
with our surroundings, other people, or ourselves. They are the moments when we feel most alive and
most complete. Tell the story of one such time; use narration, description, and illustration to present
concrete examples that leave a dominant impression with the reader. You might describe a place
revisited after you were absent for a number of years, like in E.B. White’s “Once More to the Lake,” or
describe an inspiring experience like in Young’s “When the Full Moon Shines its Magic over Monument
Valley.” You may also use a topic of your own choice or from the “Suggestions for Writing” sections in
Chapter 9 or 11. Use carefully chosen, well-organized details observed from an appropriate vantage
point. As a surprise for the final essay, I will allow first person POV in this essay. However, you must pick
a point of view and stay in it (be consistent; don’t shift into 2nd and 3rd if you started in first).
Use a generous amount of descriptive devices we have read about and discussed in class that will evoke
for the reader the sensations experienced. Each essay should tell a story to make a larger point, which
should create the dominant impression. Use sensory detail and vivid word choice. Also apply the lesson
from the chapter on the illustrative mode, choosing the appropriate number of examples to support
your point (thesis).
Be sure to choose a subject that interests you. If you aren’t interested, your audience likely won’t be
either.
Additional Requirements:
• Write a minimum of four pages.
• MLA 8th edition format
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