How to write a good essay?

It said bewitching question and it's one we are going to answer in easy tips.

An essay is about a presentation of not only your ideas but also the ideas you've acquired which prove that you understand the subject. When we're thinking about the essay we're particularly thinking about these brief essays which we write in examinations which are going to last what three course of an hour but the same principles will also work by extension simply by expanding what here we are going to refer to as paragraphs. So an essay is made up series of units or paragraphs. Let's say five units. We are going to mention down below:

• Introduction
• Reasons in favor
• Reasons against
• Crunch
• Conclusion

Nowadays we are told that we must not plagiarize now this would have been a nonsensical concept to a first century Greek or a first century Roman they routinely adopted somebody else's name to give their credibility to their writings. This is something we are not allowed to do and that's the legal business out of the way what you've got to do is to use a quotation in a clever way.

There are 10 writing tips generally:

1. Choose a title that draws attention.
2. Find out all you can about your topic.
3. Organize your ideas before you begin.
4. Add your own style to your writing.
5. Include interesting information.
6. Make sure you stick to the topic.
7. Use words wisely.
8. Remember that good grammar counts.
9. Reread and revise your writing.
10. Enjoy your writing and other will, too!

To write a good essay you should follow the simple tips:

• Pick a topic about which you are passionate.
• Make an outline
• Use your own writing style and let your personality show through.
• Be descriptive, but not overly so.
• On the sentence level, in general, less is more. The fewer words use to get your point across, the better. Avoid Redundancy (is the unnecessary repetition of ideas).

CHARACTERISTICS OF A GOOD SCHOOL ESSAY

1. Unity:

An essay must be a unity, developing one theme with a definite purpose. The subject must be clearly define in the mind and kept in view throughout. Nothing that is not relevant to it should be admitted to the essay. At the same time, the subject may be treated in a variety of ways and from different points of view.

2. Order:

The essay should follow a certain ordered line of thought and come to a definite conclusion. There should be not only unity of subject but also unity of treatment. Hence the necessity for thinking out a line of thought before beginning to write.

3. Brevity:

The school essay should not be long. The limit should be about three hundred words ; though, of course, there can be no strict rule as to length, which will depend a good deal on the nature of the subject. But an essay should be brief exercise, concisely expressed.

4. Style:

In friendly letters, the style should be conversational-easy, natural and familiar ; and in writing such letters we may use colloquial terms which would be out of place in a book. But the style of an essay must be more dignified and literacy. Slang, colloquial terms and free and easy constructions are not proper in an essay. At the same time it is a mistake to attempt any flights of fine writing. The language and sentence construction should simple.

5. The Personal Touch:

An essay must be unity, treating in an orderly manner of one subject; it should be concisely written and not too long, and the style should be simple, direct and clear; and it should have an individuality, or show the personal touch of the writer.