IN: What happens next?

How to write a commentary
Define your thesis.
In many high school and college courses you will be asked to write a literary commentary. This assignment requires you to evaluate a piece of literature, most often a novel, poem, or play.

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- You need to describe how the piece should clearly express your broader ideas, with arguments and conclusions to further your argument. You have to be willing to sit down and take some time to figure out why you need to write your commentary.
- You will also be asked about detailed-factual details, e.g. the author's motivations for the readings, any known annotations you have made, how you got there, and other relevant information.
- But try to make this part of your thesis clear throughout in your essay. Choose a time and place to submit your work.
- The key part of a successful commentary is a strong, clear thesis statement. Your thesis is your argument or your point of view.

OUT: The key part of a successful commentary is a strong, clear thesis statement. Your thesis is your argument or your point of view.

IN: What happens next?

Old man is holding a green pole hitting a pinata in the middle of a room. little kids

OPTIONS:
- are dancin and jumpin behind the man.
- are standing in a room full of throwing balls, old man is holding a green pole in the middle of a bowling lane throwing a ball at a bowling pin.
- are standing next to the man in white shirts while the lady in black pants hit him.
- pass by the man and the man wake jumps.

OUT: are dancin and jumpin behind the man.

IN: What happens next?

How to deal with a micromanager
Schedule a time to talk to your boss.
It's important to have a one-on-one, in-person conversation with your boss about this issue. Don't just start chatting about the micromanagement in the break room.

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- She wants to get to know you, so help her out by being enthusiastic. Schedule an appointment for lunch so you can talk on the phone together.
- Let your boss know right from the get-go when your needed quiet time will be. Say something like, " hey tom, i wanted to give you a call.
- Make sure you bring it up during time that's dedicated just to this. Be open and honest, but also polite during your meeting.
- If you say something like " morning is a great time for me today, but i've got something i'd like to discuss with your office manager ", you're asking an important question. Choose a time to talk when you won't be rushed.

OUT:
Make sure you bring it up during time that's dedicated just to this. Be open and honest, but also polite during your meeting.