What makes a good essay?
- Created by: Karina181
- Created on: 10-06-17 09:12
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- What makes a good essay?
- Introduction
- Introduction sets up what is expected in the rest of the essay
- Introduction needs to be relevant and address the question
- Turn the question around
- A clear introduction that sets the tone
- Establish your opinion on the question
- Introduction establishes main argument
- Give a direction to your paragraphs
- A clear introduction that sets the tone
- Establish your opinion on the question
- Introduction sets up what is expected in the rest of the essay
- An introduction should engage the reader
- set up your idea- clear and concise
- Main body
- Main body expands the arguments from the introduction
- Paragraphs- PETE paragraphs link to the idea in the introduction
- Main body has a number of linked paragraphs
- 5 paragraphs- connect ideas and paragraphs so they flow to the end of the text
- Main body should include examples that back up the points
- "Quotations"- imbeded into your explanations
- Each paragraph needs to refer back to the question at the beginning
- Topic sentences- what the focus will be connected to the question
- Main body expands the arguments from the introduction
- Conclusion
- Conclusion must not introduce new ideas
- Conclusion reminds the reader of your point of view
- Remind the reader of the opening idea
- Conclusion- answers the main question
- Clear answers
- Conclusion finishes on a strong note
- Direct and short
- Introduction
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