my grammar homework

offtopic... urgent. i need to make a 5 pages essay for tomorrow about two books i suposedly read. ive searched for an essays structure, and every essay has a "problem" something that needs answering. the case is i dunno if i should invent a problem which is solved by the books or should i just write what i learnt from them.... need answers before tomorrow.... its 20% of my final grade, now u know why im so desperate to write about this in a guitar forum...

Grammar + Latino + Asking American Musicians = I dunno but something bad.

rofl. Just skim the two books. Get the plot and go from there man. good luck.

I'm good with essays and the like, but I'm not sure what you're asking... Actually, I'm not sure if you asked anything at all, but this- http://www.sparknotes.com/ - should help you :)

The names of the books might help too!

lol sparknotes, or what i do, say

1)i forgot it at home, and do it as fast as u can by monday
2)say your printer ran out of ink and you couldnt print it
3)i tryed emailing it and it didnt work
4)copy it from some of your friends
5)pray:
shes absent
she has short tern memory loss
she just got hit in the head with a golf ball
is a retard
shes a sucker
6)YOUR SCREWED!

6) is the most probable answer..
i usually use answer # 1. i can cut my hand of, it has to be handwritten, yep that will work

ur pencil broke! lol

lol.

Just make sure not to copy someone else's work. If you have more than five words that aren't your own words, you'll be done for plagiarism. So be careful.

nah hes in high school, dont listen copy! in college u cant.

It's everywhere, in any school, college or uni. It doesn't matter. It's a serious crime. And if they check, you could possibly be expelled.

eeekss...expelling poor children just for referring to some other work!!!...
im always up for copyright, left and centre..hehehe..

Dude, they caught my brother's friend for it in elementary school. He copied a poem and changed the title to it, and he almost got tossed out of school when he got caught. All the teacher did was Google Search the first line, and it turned out that it was already a published poem.

In my school (a high school), we have to submit all of our essays to a website that automatically checks them for plagiarism. You can get expelled for cheating/copying, and it goes on your permanent record, which really hurts your chances of going to college.

instead of copying. read through the essay, pick out key ideas of it then put them in your own words. its not plagarism, its research.

I recomend you do it, do what Ozz said get the plot etc, but make sure include a few relivant qutoes from any section out of the story.

The only thing you CAN do, is quote something and then reference where it came from.

Or like what JCB said, put it in your own words, and make sure it actually is your own words, not changing two words and saying that's that.