Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Essay"

A: @Italki_OnlineTeacher
“This essay examined” means the essay is analyzing something. you will read about the results of an experiment or of some research in the essay.

“the use of computers in science classrooms” is referring to the way that students use computers to learn science stuff.
“How are students using computer technology to learn (new) things in science class?” is the question that the essay will try to answer.

A: It means to add an extra blank line in between lines of text...

A: A "solid essay" means a good essay :)

A: You have to give your essays to the teacher/professor on Wednesday

A: "Usual disclaimer" mean that the persons views in the essay are only their views and not their employers or the place it was published.

It is called "Usual disclaimer" because when you write \ film something in America that has someone's personal opinion a company tells the audience
(This is not our opinion , do not be upset with us)

A: We don't use should in this way. We would say "I thought I would finish..." or "I thought that I might have finished...". You can also say "I should have finished my essay by tomorrow but now it looks as if I won't"

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A: “Don’t jump the gun”
“Don’t assume”

A: I have an English test soon, and J have to write essays for the answers.

I hate essay tests!

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A: I am writing an essay using a grammar book.
I am using a grammar book to write an essay.

1) I am writing an essay by a grammar book >>sounds like you are writing an essay and you have a grammar book next to you.
2) I am writing an essay with a grammar book. >> it sounds like you are using a grammar book to help you with your writing

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A: a memoir is a piece of writing about one's personal history or the past
an essay is a short piece of writing about a particular subject/topic

A: If you mean that the essay is due on Thursday, I would say:

1) You have until Thursday to give me this essay
OR
2) You have to give me this essay by Thursday

A: it's missing a word. "You have to write an essay related to the given card." is correct

A: ensayo

A: "I have an essay."

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A: nibandh

A: People often act as though the number of immigrants to the United States and problems they cause are greater than in the past. Author Schlesinger Jr. comments on the current increasing diversity of the U.S and warns of the wavering from traditional goals of American unification. Lawrence Auster expresses a belief that modern day Hispanic, Asian, Muslim and African Immigrants will shape our culture like European immigrants in the 1900's. Auster describes the wave of immigrants as an 'invasion' and claims that America will be expected to give up its identity and form a new one.

A: This school has four special features. First, it has many kinds of clubs and activities. The school works on clubs and activities a lot, so we can enjoy school life better. Second, the school has great facilities for studying so we can concentrate on studying and learning many interesting things easily. Third, students at this school will be able to go on to Waseda University without tests, so we can spend more time on our hobbies. Fourth, the school was universally designed. The school was designed with consideration for people with lame legs.

A: It depends on the essay. Some essays don't want you to use "I", or passive statements such as "the article says..." (the article can not speak, so it can't actually SAY anything).

It also depends on the audience I think. If this is an assignment for an english/literature class, then the teacher will usually pay more attention to the grammar, style, as well as if the argument is logically consistent (I.e. you don't contradict yourself). A history/social science class might care about consistency but probably not very much about grammar.

Lastly, it depends on your assignment. If you are asked to argue for one side then it may weaken your argument if you agree with the opposition. All of my english classes prefered that the students stuck 100% to one side instead of acknowledging if the opposition had good points. That being said, for a fair argument (i.e. politics or social science class) I think you should acknowledge the opposing party's views.

To answer your question, it is fine to refer to the opposite opinion, however it may be risky to say that you understand the opposition's perspective. I would probably write something like this: While the opposition provides interesting points about _______, I believe..../I agree with the previous statement that.....
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A: then I could give you some tips to improve it.

A: what do you mean by "red eye flight"?

From what I understand, you mean "Most of the passengers around me in this flight are asleep. (The silence/the peace that was brought about by this fact) is a great opportunity for me to reflect about my life."