Post 3: Commenting on your peer's writing

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       1. Content:
Is it interesting?
What would you like to learn more about after reading this post?
Is there smth that is not clear?
2.      2. Organization
3.      3.  Mechanics: grammar, spelling and punctuation
4.       4. Language: choice of words
5.       5. Style: F/I/S
Is it interesting?

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