A Descriptive Essay

The Observation/Descriptive Essay

Choose a person, place or object to observe. In an essay describe in unique detail this person, place or thing. Keep in mind that though this is a description, it needs to be focused. It shouldn’t read like a journal entry. You need to have a main point, a thesis, that the body of your paper supports. Your essay should have a purpose. Your goal is to show how specific, observed details create dominant ideas about the person, place, or thing. Your purpose is to use your writing to help you observe, discover and learn about your subject and in the end to describe the subject to your reader.

Paper requirement length: 500 words (2-3 pages) double spaced (make sure to check the word count in Word before turning in the essay–any essay that doesn’t meet the minimum requirement will receive a substantial grade penalty)

Font: Times New Roman, 12 pt

Parameters: unjustified margins, page numbers, class number and date, name

Journal

Post your self-assessment of grammar issues that were identified when you used the software at Grammerly.com to evaluate above Essay. （Talk about what is grammatically correct and grammatical errors that you encountered）

Font: Times New Roman, 12 pt 150-200 words

Note：please use two different documents to complete the assignment.