Week 9 Website Process

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        I definitely got a lot more of the little things done this week on top of the introduction section of my project which was the big piece I worked on. I added notes for the points I want to touch upon in my spotlight sections for each character. This is what I'll look to work on/finish this coming week. These pages will consist of a short, probably 100-word section for each character (nine total). I've continued to use Grammarly and highly suggest it when revising work. On top of the character spotlight pages, I still need to write pieces covering the universal themes of each work as well as connecting them to society and each other. I also need to revise three of my critical analysis essays. Although there's still a lot left to do, I feel pretty confident as I probably have about 3,000 words already. I'm continuing to focus on the short term, deciding what I want to cover for the week instead of trying to juggle everything I have left as there is still plenty of time left. 

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  1. Megan KensingtonNovember 10, 2020 at 8:44 AM

    I'm glad you're enjoying Grammerly and that you recommended it here. I'm a big fan and am impressed at how many features it offers, especially since I only use the free version! You wouldn't think that a grammar tool would be that cool or useful, but it's certainly an easy add-on that makes a big difference in writing composition and quality.

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  2. THomas MelloNovember 12, 2020 at 3:11 PM

    I love this because Grammarly has been a life savor for me in the past and continue to use it today. I love all the features it offers and what it gives to us, it literally can show every problem with your essay and suggest fixes which is key. I like how much progress you done so far, look forward to reading final.

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  3. Murph38November 15, 2020 at 9:35 AM

    Second post I've seen that highly recommends Grammarly, I might have to jump on that! I'm glad the add-on is helping your work and thank you for giving it a good rep. After reading your content on your website I can also tell it works! You have a lot of content on there and it is obvious you spent a lot of time and effort on making it. I haven't watched avatar in a while so it's making me want to watch it again. Keep it up!!

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