Writing a paragraph

[Peter Rosu]

I have to write a paragraph for class and my teacher is highly unavailable . I was wondering if it needed a title. Because he said essays must have a title. But I don't know about paragraphs, he didn't specify.

 

[Peter Rosu]

When I say my teacher is highly unavailable means he doesn't return my calls, never provided me an email and doesn't have adequate office hours. There isn't class next week so I can't get a hold of him for 2 weeks. I need help and clarification to complete my assignment.

 

[MikeNewYork]

I don't think anybody here can tell you what your teacher wants.

 

[Peter Rosu]

You're right my teacher is quite droll. He should be more clear. In my syllabus he says "review comma usage in the Fiat Lux". I looked it up and I still don't know what he means

 

[MikeNewYork]

As far as I can determine, Fiat Lux is a poem that can be found on the Internet. If that is the assignment, I would do that. In this case, I would provide a title: Comma Usage in Fiat Lux.

 

[Peter Rosu]

Does a paragraph require or deserve a title? Should it be treated as an essay?

 

[tedmc]

You cannot say "highly unavailable"
You can say: My teacher not available most of the time. My teacher is very inaccessible. My teacher is very difficult to get.

not a teacher

 

[Peter Rosu]

It's Latin for "let there be light". I'm assuming he's referring to the text book or the back of the Dictionary. Nonetheless his instruction is cryptic.

 

[MikeNewYork]

A paragraph could have a title. That does not make it an essay.

 

[Peter Rosu]

Thank you

 

[Peter Rosu]

I know

 

[Peter Rosu]

I'm only writing a paragraph.

 

[Peter Rosu]

The lack of direction is causing me to lose study time. It is hard typing replies on my I phone.

 

[MikeNewYork]

Then shut off your phone.