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1. Essay
writing
Submitted by:
Hamza,Khizra,Zainab,Sana

2. Essay
“Did you know the word ‘essay’ is derived from a Latinword ‘exagium’,
which roughlytranslatesto presenting one(s) case?”

3. ESSAY
What is an essay?
“An essay is a piece of writing that is written to convince
someone of something or to simply inform the reader about
a particular topic”

4. Essay can be about anything
such as :
Event Place Memory
Ideology
Person

5. “ Types
of
Essays”
The type of essay will
depend on what the
writer wants to
convey to his reader.
There are broadly
four types of essays

6. “Narrative
essay”
This is when the writer is
narrating an incident or story
through the essay.The aim
when writing narrative
essays is to involve the
reader in them as if they
were right there when it was
happening
Example: “My trip to Murre”

7. “Descriptive
Essays”
H e r e t h e w r i t e r
w i l l d e s c r i b e a
p l a c e , a n o b j e c t ,
a n e v e n t o r m a y b e
e v e n a m e m o r y .
Example: “My favorite place in
Murre”

8. “Expository
Essays”
Writer presents a balanced
stud y o f a to p ic. It is
co mp le te ly b ase d o n facts,
statistic s, examples etc.
Example: “Why Murre is beautiful place
in Pakistan”

9. “Persuasive
Essays”
Here the purpose of the essay is to get
the reader to your side of the
argument. A persuasive essay is not
just a presentation of facts but an
attempt to convince the reader of the
writer’s point of view.
Example: “5 reasons to visit
Murre”

10. What is your essay about?
There are few things to consider before writing
an essay!
Thesis
Type
Audience
“The most important by far is your thesis, or the crux of what your essay is
about.”

11. Writing process
If y o u’re wri ti ng an e ssay, i t ’s c r u cial t o f o llo w
e f f icient w r i ting p r o ce ss
Following is standard procedure for efficient essay writing:
Brianstorming Preparing Drafting Revision Proofreading

12. What is
format of an
Essay?

13. “ I t i s a c r e a t i v e p r o c e s s s o i t
s h o u l d n o t b e c o n f i n e d w i t h i n
b o u n d a r i e s ”
Now there is no rigid format of an essay.
However, there is a basic structure that is generally followed
while writing essays.

14. Essay Format
Introduction
Body
Conclusion
Thesis Statement

15. Writing the Introduction
Theintroduction sets the tone for your essay. Theintroduction generallycomprises 10–20% of the text
Map the structure
Present
thesis
statement
Provide
background
info
Hook your
reader

16. 1) Firstsentenceofessay
The first sentence of
the introduction
should pique your
reader’s interest and
curiosity. This sentence
is sometimes called the
hook
I t m i g h t b e a n
i n t r i g u i n g
q u e s t i o n , a
s u r p r i s i n g f a c t , o r a
s t a t e m e n t
e m p h a s i z i n g t h e
r e l e v a n c e o f t h e
t o p i c .
Introduction:

17. Introduction:
2) Provide Background information
Next, it’s important to give context that will help your
reader understand your argument. This might involve
providing background information, giving an overview
of important academic work or debates on the topic,
and explaining difficult terms

18. 3) Thesis statement
In most simple terms, a thesis statement is short statement which provides an insight
into what an essay is going to be about. Such as:
The main argument
The purpose of essay
The point of view of
author on specific topic
Introduction:

19. Introduction:
4)
“Map the
structure”

20. Map structure:

21. “Main body
of an essay”
This is the main Cruxof
Essay. The most vital
context will be in main
body

22. Main body:
“This is most vital and
important part an
essay”

23. Main body:
“The main body is meat
sandwiched between
introduction and
conclusion”
Introduction
Main body
Conclusion

24. Main body:
“Main body is not confined to one
paragraph”
Main body can extend upto more than 2 paragraphs.

25. Main body:
Main body is comprised of lot of information.
All of thought provoking ideas are compiled
here.
• Thoughts should be arranged in
chronological order so that it’s easy
for reader to understand.
• It should be easy to comprehend.

26. So good main body have following points :
It should be clear and logical response to
question
It should be thought provoking
The easier it is to comprehend, the better
Adequately informed with facts and statistics
Hooked up with your story

27. Main body:
This is most
important part of
essay
The body is meat
sandwiched
between
introduction and
conclusion
This is not
confined to one
paragraph
It can extend to
more than 2
paragraphs
It is comprised of lot
of information
Organize your
thoughts in
chronological order
It should be easy to
comprehend

28. “Conclusion”
This is thelast paragraph of
the essay.

29. Writing the “Conclusion”
The conclusion is the final paragraph of an essay. It should generally
take up no more than 10–15% of the text. A strong essay conclude:
• Returns to your thesis
• Ties together your main point
• Shows whyyour argument matters
A greatconclusion shouldfinishwitha memorableorimpactfulsentence thatleaves the readerwithastrongfinal
impression.

30. Thank you
y’all