4.
•INTRODUCTION: outlines the main
direction the writing will take.
•THE MAIN BODY: each point is presented,
explored and developed.
•THE CONCLUSION: it brings together the
main points and will highlight the key
message or argument you want the reader
to take away.
Create the
overall
structure:
introduction,
main body
and
conclusion.
5.
Arrange your
points in a
logical order.
Have a clear
idea of what
you want to
say.
Create a list of
your main
points.
Select
appropiate
evidence you
will use to
support each
main point.
9.
Use a blend of active and passive verbs
The passive voice is more formal than active voice
Passive voice is more unpersonal and more objective
Demonstrate balance in your writing
You can use hedges( “this suggests..”, “it is possible that..”,
etc.)You might use boosters(“results indicate..”, “there is a strong
relation..”)
12.
Your voice will emerge through your
discussion, interpretation, and
evaluation of the sources.
Include your
own voice in
your
writing.
Consider the
evidence
and draw
your own
conclusion.
Develop
your
argument.
