They must meet all of the qualities of a B paper and add imagination, originality, and excellent expression. They meet the assignment criteria well and have no major weaknesses. They make a credible attempt at the assignment but contain one or more glaring defects in material, organization, or expression. Occasionally, the instructor may require further revision before grading a student's paper. Usually, this is done when a student would otherwise fail the assignment, but instructors can exercise this option for other reasons as well.
Writing requires patience and perseverance, and the advice and encouragement of readers.
Use all the resources available to you. Peer review provides an opportunity for you to have others read and comment on your work while you are still in the drafting process. You, in turn, will assist others. You will be required to have your drafts due as indicated on the syllabus and obtain a peer review. Remember to respond to your peers with critical attention, respect, patience, and an open mind.