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  • What type? Analytical, compare and contrast or what?
  • YES! Finally a writing question! Paragraph 1: Grab the reader's attention and ask the main question of your essay, as well as outline your three main reasons and hint at your final point Paragraph 2: Discuss, in depth, your first reason. Paragraph 3: Discuss, in depth, your second reason. Paragraph 4: Discuss, in depth, your third reason. Paragraph 5: Conclusion, wrap up your essay with some wisdom. "For these reasons I believe...." or something to that effect. I hope this helps! It's a hamburger style essay. Paragraph 1 and 5 are your bun, with all the fillers in the middle.
  • There must be an introduction, a body (several paragraphs), and a conclusion. Pretty straight forward. Good luck. Is it due tomorrow -- yikes.
  • This is how my History teacher told me to do them in College & it worked for me right through University.... 1. Write your essay plan 1st 2. Introduction, a brief summary of what you are about to argue. 3. A paragraph in favour of your argument (reason 1 for) 4. A second paragraph in favour of your argument (reason 2 for) 5. A third paragraph in favour of your argument (reason 3 for) 6. A paragraph against your argument (this demonstrates you have a rounded understanding of the subject) 7. Your conclusion, tie the threads outlined in your for & against paragraphs together to show why you're right. Using this system I got 2x A's for 2 essays both written on the same night, with no background reading, relying entirely upon notes taken in class.
  • That totally depends what essay you're writing. But for a rough sketch, every essay has an intro, body paragraphs, and conclusion. The intro contains your thesis and perhaps the points you will be discussing. Body: you main meat, here. Discuss each point. Examples clarify what you're trying to say. Conclusion: wraps it all up and restate main idea. :D
  • I mark 2nd year university papers on art history. I need to see a clear introduction, stating your intentions of your essay. It also needs a strong conclusion, refering back to your introduction, stating how you have answered this in the paragraphs in between.

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