Wednesday, March 18, 2015

How are full-sentence outlines more beneficial than topic outlines?

Although I can think of no ways in which to answer this question in specific reference to The Iliad, I can certainly give you a good general reason.  When you write a full-sentence outline, you have less work to do when you go to write your actual essay.  Most everything is done for you already and in perfect form.  If you do only a topic outline, there is still a lot of thinking to be done and ideas to add.  When I write outlines, I often end up writing two:  first the topic outline and then the full-sentence outline.

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