Tips for your reference1. Decide th

Tips for your reference1. Decide the topic. For this composition, the topic is “My view on emerging adulthood.” You may begin with : e.g. In my eyes, Millennials are redefining what adulthood means.2. Arrange the structure and then write an outline.For this topic, it could include the following supporting ideas: • Millennials are carving their own unique path into adulthood. e.g. The financial crash spurred many Millennials to continue their education, and as a result they are on track to becoming the best-educated group of young adults in American history.• Millennials are much slower to marry than their parents’ generation.e.g. While many are simply delaying marriage, a quarter of Millennials will still have never married by the time they reach middle age.• Millennials are stubbornly optimistic about their future.e.g. An overwhelming majority say they either have enough money now to live the life they want or expect to in the future.3. Check spelling mistakes and grammar errors (tense, single/ plural…).Evaluation criteria:1 Write a composition of no less than 200 words.2 Begin with a topic sentence which clearly states the main idea of the paragraph.3 Support your main idea with sound reasons/arguments.4 Try to use as many as possible of the new words and expressions you have learned in this unit and have them underlined.