Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Determine the type of paper you need to write. Understand what a thesis statement needs to accomplish. Think about what you want to say. Use a "working" thesis statement. Write your thesis statement. Avoid the "three-prong" thesis.

Answer: Your thesis will vary based on whether your paper is analytic, argumentative, or expository. Thinking about the verbs used in the prompt and the goal of your essay will help you decide what direction it needs to take. An argumentative thesis will indicate a position (side of the argument) as well as introduce the topic. An expository thesis will introduce what is going to be explained in the paper. An analytical thesis will introduce the topic and contextualize the reason for the analysis. Your thesis statement should provide an answer to the question "So what?" Ask yourself how your argument or analysis contributes to your reader's understanding. Developing your thesis statement is an important part of writing your paper. If you try to write it before you've done any thinking or research about your topic, you're unlikely to be successful. Refer back to your prewriting and try to find relationships between the ideas there. Think about your essay assignment and what you most want to say: the thesis statement will likely be somewhere in between those two things. If you are having trouble with this step, or if you feel like the pressure to have a perfect thesis statement is interfering with getting started, try using a "working" thesis statement. This will enable you to move on without getting too stuck, knowing that you're going to go back and change the thesis. Remember that you can always revise or change the language later, so don't spend too much time worrying about the exact wording. Your thesis should answer the question posed by the essay prompt (if there was a prompt). A thesis statement is usually the last sentence of your introduction, but it may occasionally be the very first sentence of your paper. Do not write your thesis statement as a question. An example of a typical three-prong thesis might be "Puppies are good for your health because they are cute, affectionate, and inexpensive." The trouble with thesis statements such as these is that they can severely restrict your essay development. You may feel the need to use only one paragraph to discuss each prong rather than developing your ideas as much as necessary.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Make garden markers. Stir paint in small cans. Scratch your back.

Answer: Planting a garden? Break or cut off the bristled end of the toothbrush, write or paint the names of the plants you are sowing, and place your markers in the soil. This way, you've reused an old toothbrush, and you've identified each of your plants. If you are leery of plastic in your soil, you can either use bamboo or wooden toothbrushes, or you can attach the toothbrushes to the outside of your garden bed in the same order as your plants. Although gallon and larger paint cans warrant the use of a full-sized stirring stick, sample-sized cans, and quarter-gallon cans don't do as well using a full-sized stick. Toothbrushes make excellent paint stirring tools for small cans. Make sure you either remove the bristle first, or hold the bristle in your palm as you stir. Placing the bristle into the paint may result in wasted paint, as it would become trapped in the bristles. Left wholly intact, an old toothbrush can double as a backscratcher, as the bristles are firm enough to provide consistent, steady contact to ease the irritation of an itch. If your brush is going to be used in this way, make sure it is cleaned or sanitized regularly, as contact with skin could result in bacterial growth on the bristles.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Consider your travel style. Choose an agenda. List all of your travel expenses. Make a timeline. Find affordable options.

Answer: When you are planning any major trip, it's a good idea to take your travel personality into consideration. Are you a low-key anything goes type of person? Or do you like to have every aspect of your trip planned well in advance? When you are traveling to Fiji, you can tailor the trip to match your priorities. Think about your financial situation when determining your travel style. You should determine at the outset whether you want to be a budget-minded traveler or whether you are seeking the ultimate luxury experience. When planning your trip, you should consider whether you are an adventurous or cautious traveler. Are you willing to be spontaneous? Are you an adrenaline junkie? These are things to take into account at the outset of planning. You don't have to plan every moment of your trip before you get there. But thinking about some potential activities can help make planning the logistics of your trip easier. For example, if you want to explore more than one island, you'll want to budget for additional travel. If you have a specific reason for traveling to Fiji, you definitely want to plan a tentative agenda. Many people choose Fiji for a destination wedding. If that's the case, create a list of possible activities to give to your guests. If you are planning a family vacation, you will want to make sure that you choose a resort that has activities for the kids. You might even consider one that offers onsite childcare. Some people do get the opportunity to travel to Fiji for work. If you are fortunate enough to be attending a conference there, plan your stay to accommodate for both work and play. When planning a major trip, a budget is crucial if you are watching your finances. Before you travel, make a list of all possible expenditures. You will obviously want to start by accounting for the major expenses, such as airfare and lodging. Include other travel expenses, such as how you will get to the airport. If you will be taking a taxi or shuttle, include that cost. If you drive, include the cost of airport parking. Try to estimate how much you will spend on food and drink. Fiji does have some all-inclusive resorts, which can make budgeting much easier. Think about the activities you want to do. For example, if you are planning to take a cruise around the islands, you should account for that cost. Set aside some money for an emergency fund. It is always a good idea to have some backup money, especially when traveling internationally. Traveling to Fiji can be pretty expensive. It's okay if you don't have the funds to travel there tomorrow. Once you've figured out your travel budget, you can make a timeline for saving the money. Set reasonable goals. Don't set yourself up for failure by pledging to save an unreasonable amount of money each week. Begin planning your trip as far in advance as possible. This will give you the time you need to make your vacation debt-free. You could even consult with a travel agent to find out when airfares are typically the lowest. Consider making this part of your budget-making process. After you make a comprehensive budget, you might realize that this trip will cost more than you originally anticipated. Don't despair. You can now go back and look for some more budget-friendly options. Consider planning your trip during the off-season of May-November. It will still be lovely, but less expensive. Consider all lodging options. Maybe you have your heart set on a luxury resort, but can't afford it. Think about staying there for part of your stay, and finding a more budget friendly option for the remainder.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Say "Ya tebya lyublyu. Respond with "Ya tozhe tebya lyublyu.

Answer:
" This is the most straight-forward, direct translation of "I love you." In Russian script, this expression is written as, Pronounce this expression as, ya tee-BYAH lyoo-BLYOO. Ya means "I" in Russian. Tebya means "you." Lyublyu means "love." " If someone tells you that they love you first, then this would be the right way to respond to his or her proclamation. In Russian script, this expression is written as, Pronounce this expression as, ya toh-zhay tee-BYAH lyoo-BLYOO. Notice that this saying is the exact same as the saying for "I love you," with the exception of the word "tozhe." This is the Russian word for "too" or "also."