Does Kimberly’s experience with The United States represent the American Dream?

Anthony Scoggins ESL 85-WRV Students Fall 2020ESL 85-WRVEssay 1: Mini-Essay Prompt And QuestionDefinition: Prompt = Assignment Task = Essay QuestionBackground = What You Learned So FarBackground In this second unit, we will learn all about the basic structure of an essay, which includes the introduction, the body, and the conclusion; in particular, we will learn about how to create the thesis, the main idea of any essay! Soon, we will have discussed your own personal experiences and the experiences of others inside and outside of this classroom. Everything we have been doing will prepare you for a personal opinion.Task/Essay Question: Does Kimberly’s experience with The United States represent the American Dream? Note: The American Dream is the idea that everyone can and will be successful when they live in The United States. For your essay, provide examples with a well-focused thesis.Minimum Requirements: Write a three-paragraph essay, following the standard essay format. Follow the essay outline carefully. Write a full three paragraphs, 8-10 sentences for each paragraph There should be three paragraphs: an introduction, a body paragraph, and a conclusion This mini-essay should be about 1 1⁄2 to 2 pages. Write an essay with a three-part thesis. Utilize a deductive thesis: last sentence, first paragraph. Write topic sentences for each body paragraph; there should be three body paragraphs. Follow this body paragraph formula:1. Topic sentence2. Introduce Example 1 (explain what happened before this part)3. Example #1: Quotation OR Paraphrase from book that shows theme4. Explain example & Give my opinion about Example #15. Introduce Example 2 (explain what happened before this part)6. Example #2: Quotation OR Paraphrase from book that shows theme7. Explain example & Give my opinion about Example #28. Concluding Sentence Use quotations as demonstrated in class. Write in complete sentences; consult the sentence handout given in class.Guidelines for a Successful Paper: Meet the minimum requirements. Focus on the task directions and explore your personal opinion. Write in a formal language that is appropriate, as discussed in class. Feel free to explore your perspective and sum it up in one strong thesis statement as thelast sentence of your introduction (Or deductive)!Tips for Success: Practice the steps for the writing process. Give yourself the time and space to write. Don’t forget to take a break! Read this prompt more than once and ask as many questions as you like. Visit the Core or see me during office hours.