The second option is correct
one way to start off an essay correctly is to state what the problems are about the topic.
the work you way to the positive affects of the drugs.
a second way is to start with a reason as to why you are writing an essay, ((this is correct, but teachers hate it this way))
last is to ask the question back to yourself. "why are drugs good/bad" ---> "drugs are good because they affect the host and enable new possibilities, but drugs are bad because they damage the body and cause sever and possibly fatal problems."
There are many way's to define, " Loaded. " The common definition is carrying or bearing a large wieght. "
Answer:
What paragraph?
Explanation:
I don't see any story/text.
If the writer’s opinion is not objective, it mostly means
that the source is biased. Objectivity is very important aspect of any writing.
If the readers perceive that the writer is being biased, they probably will
undergo selective perception and chose one thing from the piece and omit the
other. It is very important that the writer writes in a way that the reader
goes through the entire piece and retains as much about the piece as possible. It
can only be done by writing objectively.
