Could anyone write a persuasive essay for you because you ran out of depression pills and you couldn't find an essay on the Internet and you really don't want to fail your class?

Answer 1

We don't write essays, but we do give encouragement. The type of essay you're to write involves persuading someone to your point of view. Think of 3 things you clearly have an opinion about. For examples, your views about school bullying, or perhaps kids being expelled from school for simply drawing a depiction of 'a gun' on paper, or maybe kids should have less homework. When you have 3 topics, write down a few of your opinions for each one--or just for one if you already know your topic. Write one sentence for EACH opinion, as if you are telling your friend, like No child should be expelled from school for drawing a picture of a gun. Leave space under each opinion sentence. Now, write two or three sentences under EACH opinion that supports your argument, like, A picture of a gun cannot contain a bullet inside the 'gun', fire, or hurt anyone. You are now almost done. Write a beginning paragraph that introduces your topic and why this topic is important. Also, go to the bottom of the page after your opinion paragraphs, and write one paragraph stating a conclusion. Instead of expelling kids for drawing pictures of guns, write what schools can do to help kids avoid gun violence. Write how kids can help reduce fears in schools about some kid threatening other people. Re-read your essay. Think about whether you left out anything. Make sure you used transition words and phrases at the beginning of paragraphs to hold the essay together. Fix spelling errors. Now, either re-write it or type it (however your teacher said to do it). See, even when depressed and with little time to do it, you can take what is in your mind, what you know, and write it out in a convincing persuasive essay!

Answer 2

No we can only answer questions, we can't help you cheat by doing an assignment for you