Reflect over what makes this person so special to you. Explain how that person is connected to you and what advice they may give you right now in 3-4 paragraphs.
*Make sure to have an introduction complete with a thesis statement, 2 paragraphs saying how they are
connected to you and what they're advice might be and why they would say it. And finish with a conclusion
paragraph.
"Who is your role model? Tell about who this person is and describe the qualities that cause you to
admire this person."
HEL THE FORST PERSON TO GIVE ME THE BEST ANSWER GETS BRAINLIEST

what special person??? ;-;

Imagine you need to verbally explain a concept to your classmates, maybe a behavioural theory. What are the key elements on which you would focus? How would you organize the information? You could explain who came up with the theory, the specific area of study to which it is related, its purpose, and the significant details to explain the theory. Telling these four elements to your classmates would give them a complete, yet summarized, picture of the theory, so they could apply the theory in future discussions.

Although you did this verbally, you were still fulfilling the elements of an expository essay by providing definition, details, explanations, and maybe even facts if you have a really good memory. This is the same process that you would use when you write an expository essay. You may actually be doing this all the time; for example, when you are giving someone directions to a place or explain

Explanation:

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the objective should be switched