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In this essay, you will explore or address any topic of your choice; just remember to choose a topic or issue or problem you are familiar with to some extent, and so can situate cause and effect relationship for. Cause and effect analysis help readers gain insight into or understand origin [cause], and impact or consequences [effect] of particular problems, issues, phenomena, etc. Cause and effect analysis could be deployed in persuasive essays to underlie the impact or significance of arguments, positions. In professional context, cause and effect analysis underlie diagnosis and treaments for doctors, hardware repairs for computer technicians, etc.For this assignment you will write a 4-6 page cause and effect essay that either highlights one primary cause and several effects or one effect and several causes; a problem or issue could have multiple causes and effects. Really, successful cause and effect essays that identify one primary cause and several effects or one primary effect and several causes make for effective arguments. See below for structure/organization requirements1. IntroductionBegin with an overview of the issue or topic. Or, begin with an image, a quote from an expert, personal narrative or example.End with a clear thesis statement that summarizes what you say in the paper. Thesis statement should introduce your 1 primary cause and several effects or 1 effect and several causes.2. Body paragraphsIn a point by point analysis, introduce and make the case for what you identify as the cause and then the several effects or the primary effect and several causesMake sure to support what you say with evidence [expert opinions, facts, statistics, research evidence, personal experiences, etc. don’t rely on personal experience alone]2-3 academic or credible sources3. ConclusionBriefly summarize your views/argumentsMake so/what and who cares arguments ; meaning identify who should care about this problem or issue and why they should careWRITING STRATEGIES/GrammarArt of summarizingConnecting the partsIn-text citationscomma spliceschoosing right wordssubject/verb agreementpaper formatting [academic]