What you have to know about Essay Writing
Analytical, literature, science, and research essays all have distinct features, but they also have features that make them more common than different. Knowing what makes all essays common will help your essay writing be an easier task. Take into consideration the following features and the writing process will be breezier than ever.
- Proof
- Flow
- No opinions.
- Introduction and Conclusion
Every essay you write will have an opinion, claim, or array of facts that you put together to explain a finding. While the type of essay will call for a different manner of you explaining your point, they all will want proof hence why you are writing an entire essay and not just a paragraph. As you state your point, have at least 2-4 research, text, or scholarship evidence, making your point indisputable.
Every paper needs to flow, to where each paragraph goes together, is placed in the correct sequence, and deals with the same topics (the closer together they are the closer related they should be). Because the length of your paper will affect this and maybe make this feature harder to stick to, it is important to start your paper with this feature in mind. Throughout the course of reading your paper it should be easy to see and read the succession of your thoughts. When doing so, your paper is more pleasurable to read.
Telling you that you need to know you should not be placing opinions in your essay may confuse you because most essays want your opinion with back up, what I mean is you should state your opinion in a matter-of-fact manner. Instead of saying “the reason I believe this is because,” you should say “being because [input reasoning]”. It is always easier for your reader to discredit you when you are using words that seem to be discrediting like think, believe, say, and etc. State your opinions to so that they sound like facts. Every type of essay calls for this so that it is stronger and calls for higher thinking.
All essays must have both an introduction and a conclusion. Each introduction should be gripping and an overview of what you plan on discussing and what your claim is. Each conclusion should include a new thought that sums up what you have discussed, then finish with an ending sentence that will make your essay unforgettable.