Steps and strategies to write and organize an effective essay.

1. “Writing stages”
Planning Essays:
 Figure out your essay topic
 Determine the purpose
 Brainstrom the ideas
 Begin to Research
 Select and examine the material

2. Methods to Organize a Paragraph
A. Begin with a clear topic sentence.
B. Add supporting details related to the topic.
C. Choose a purposeful pattern of Organization:
 Chronological order
 Topical

3. Organizing the Main Body:
 Group of related sentences about the particular topic.
 Contains multiple body paragraph.
Aspects of Body Paragraph:
 A clear topic sentence.
 Specific evidence or supporting detail.
 Examples.
 Unity and coherence.
 Transition between sentences and paraghraph.
 A concluding sentence that ties the evidence or detail
word

4. Introduction:
An introduction is a beginning section which states the
purpose and goals of the following writing.
 Start your introduction broad but not too
broad.
 Try to avoid cliches.
 Convince the reader that your essay is worth
reading.
 Provide only helpful and relevant
information.

5. Conclusion:
 When writing a paper, one always ends by
summing up their arguments and drawing a
conclusion about what they’ve been writing
about. The phrase in conclusion means
“finally to sum up” and is used to introduce
same final comments at the end of a speech
or piece of writing.

6. Strategies for Writing an effective conclusion
 Synthesize, don’t summarize.
 Include a provocative insight or quotation.
 Call for some sort of action.
 Point to border implications.
 Give a sense of closure.

7. Proof- Reading:
After editing & correcting the text we have to give a
proper reading in order to confirm it before approval.
Advantages Dis-advantages

8. Re-writing:
In re-writing, the text is being revised before being
submitted for approval.
Advantages Dis-advantages

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