Follow these four simple steps and you will definitely succeed:
1. Write the introduction
2. Write the main body of the essay
3. Write the conclusion
4. Edit your essay – read carefully what you wrote. Do not leave exam room early. Try to use the opportunity to stay longer in order to write better.
1. Write the introduction
- Explain your topic clearly and briefly.
- Introduce the main idea and the basic questions you are going to describe.
- Explain briefly and clearly how the questions will be answered.
- Make it interesting to read.
2. Write the main body of the essay
- Make sure that each point is given a new paragraph.
- Use words or phrases that show how it relates to the previous paragraph, e.g., 'however', ‘in addition', ‘moreover'.
- Begin each paragraph with an important (topic) sentence that clearly links the paragraph to the rest of the essay.
- Give supporting evidence for each point that you make.
- Quote or paraphrase but avoid plagiarism.
3. Write the conclusion
- Describe briefly the main ideas.
- Demonstrate how you proved your attitude.
- Later you can write, e.g., “The following conclusions were made: …” and then mention them, like “First, …, Second, … Third, …. Finally…”
- Finish your essay with an interesting or surprising idea, suggestion, recommendation or comment.
4. Edit your essay – read carefully what you wrote. Do not leave exam room early. Try to use the opportunity to stay longer in order to write better.
- Check spelling, punctuation, tenses (use present simple or simple past tense).
- Use a pencil. Delete anything that is not important.
- Change vocabulary to improve expression; use synonyms as much as possible.
- Read again and again. Use eraser as often as possible. Edit, delete, correct, rewrite.
- Look after it as if it was your newly born baby.
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