<p>I'm still debating whether I should write three examples or two examples. The problem is, whenever I write two paragraphs, they are too "on the surface" and not deep enough. But when i write three paragraphs, I only have 1 minute left, thus a very un-edited essay. </p>
<p>So which should I pick? Both are pretty bad.</p>
<p>Either case seems to create an incomplete essay. My suggestion is, use two good examples. Three tends to be a little overkill.</p>
<p>That’s the problem… What do you incorporate in a paragraph for a well-developed paragraph?</p>
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<p>Three paragraphs. Just learn to write fast. It’s all formulaic.</p>