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Situation: Your friend is emailing you to get your help and advice. They found a stray dog. The dog is very friendly, and they want to keep it, but they are worried because the dog keeps scratching on its side. The dog has scratched all its fur off in one spot.  What will you tell your friend? Here are links to items you should use as supporting details in your email: https://www.petco.com/shop/en/petcostore/product/sentry-anti-itch-spray-for-dogs https://www.petco.com/shop/en/petcostore/product/gnc-ultra-medicated-anti-bacterial-anti-fungal-dog-shampoo https://www.petco.com/shop/en/petcostore/product/k9-advantix-ii-topical-large-dog-flea-and-tick-treatment Please answer your friend’s email.  1.     Decide what the topic of this email will be. Remember the topic is a short phrase that always includes the main noun and verb. Sometimes a few additional words are included. People often use topics in the subject line of an email. Write your topic here:   2.     Next, write a main idea sentence for your email. Your main idea should include the noun and verb in the topic but should also say what you want your friend to understand about the topic. Remember, it has to be a complete sentence. Write the complete main idea here:   3.     Now add supporting details to your email. Your friend has never owned a dog before, so will want to include any information your friend might need about each of the items. Supporting detail 1:   Supporting detail 2:   Supporting detail 3:   4.     Next, add any signal words or phrases to help your friend read and understand your email. Here is a link to some signal words and phrases you might want to use:  https://www.iue.edu/hss/writingcenter/documents/Transitions-UnderstandingSignalWords.pdf   5.     Finally, write a concluding sentence that gives your friend support or encouragement. Write your conclusion here:   6.     Type your whole paragraph here: