Using These UF Samples In Your Essay

Using These UF Samples In Your EssayI've given this essay 'I believe' to illustrate how easy it is to use these UF samples. When using these samples, you can feel free to use your imagination and put in what makes sense for you. Remember, even though this 'I believe' sample is from the UF, it's what one of my students came up with when doing an 'Aha!' moment.These UF samples provide you with many ideas that may be useful for you. However, if you want to use them in your papers, I recommend including them at the end of the paper. The last thing you want to do is waste your time with a lot of material, when you already have several well-written pages. Here are three ways to make use of the UF samples.- The first way to use these samples is to have several sentences and paragraphs prepared. In other words, you should not start writing immediately. Simply place these samples at the end of the paper. Later on, when you're finished with the paper, simply use your computer and copy the text to use as your own. If you'll be using a word processor or word, they should be able to help you.- The second way to use these samples is to use them as references in your essay. For example, you may want to compare an early archaeological discovery with the fossils found in the last ice age.- The third way to use these examples is to place them into your thesis statement. If you don't use them as references, you'll leave something out in your essay.Now that you know how to use these examples, I believe you're ready to use them yourself. However, remember to avoid using the UF samples in your paper if you plan to use them in your paper. It is okay to include them, but you should make sure they don't stand alone as your 'own.'In conclusion, there are no right or wrong ways to write an essay. I just wanted to show you a few options, because I know that many students are trying to create essays that are unique.Use these examples when you're preparing your essay. That's all I have to s ay about that. If you want to know more about using these samples, I encourage you to check out The Articles on Writing by James Tiptree, Jr.