Finalized Source List & Annotation.

Remember that, you may use pieces from class, from Writing about Writing, but the majority (3+) of your secondary sources must be scholarly, peer-reviewed sources find through the library database.Note: The Introductions from Writing about Writing that we read last week do not count as a secondary source. However, you are welcome to read any of the articles they discuss in that section is use it as one of your non-scholarly sourcesFor citation help, visit Easy Writer, as well as websites like Purdue OWL. I do not recommend using a citation generator because these often produce incorrect citations.Next, choose one of those articles and create at least one annotation for a scholarly, peer-reviewed journal article. You’re welcome to submit more if you’d like more feedback. The annotation guidelines for this assignment are the same as your Annotated Bibliography assignment. The annotation should follow the guidelines: Each annotation must be 250-350words total. For the annotation, you will want to organize them into two paragraphs with a citation before the paragraphs begin. One paragraph summarizing the article that you chose. Focus your summary on what topic the author covers, what arguments they make, and what conclusions they end with.Then write a second paragraph explaining the connection between this author’s article and another source from your list: where do these sources agree? do they disagree anywhere?You should be using your synthesis note-taking chart to help you craft the annotations.