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Essay Writing Strategies

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23/03/2017 0 0
 

Strategy 1:
Make sure you understand what you are being asked to do. It is important that you read the prompt carefully and identify both the focus of the question and the point of view you are required to write from. If you do not write about the topic, your essay will be scored zero.

Strategy 2:
Think of one strong sentence to sum up the main argument. Then think of one strong opening sentence and one strong closing sentence. This will help to focus your ideas. Once you have done this, expand the sentence you have written to sum up the main argument with details and supporting points to create the body of your essay. Then expand the opening sentence to create your introduction and the closing sentence to create your conclusion.

Strategy 3:
Once you have written your essay, check it carefully. Make sure you have written within the required word limit, your essay has the correct topic focus and point of view, and your grammar and spelling are correct.

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