- Begin your introduction with short, firm sentences.[img=191,223]http://cdn2.hubspot.net/hub/197491/file-2066225667-png/keep-calm-and-write-your-essay.png?t=1428526247213[/img]
- State your 'stance' or thesis firmly and clearly.
- In the introduction, mention the 2-3 supports you will use in the essay to support your thoughts.
- Make good transitions or 'links' to open each paragraph.
- Tackle 1 support at a time in each paragraph.
- Build your thoughts up with each sentence. Each sentence should add on to your thoughts. Do not repeat, put forth new information.
- At the end of each paragraph, write a 'mini' conclusion to connect to the topic and why your support proves your point of view.
- Link well onto the second support.
- Keep focus on the issue. Don’t go off topic.
- Take a quick look at the assignment as a reminder to stay on topic, and to ensure you are answering what the prompt is asking you.
- Take a few phrases and vocabulary words from the prompt, but don’t reproduce verbatim!
- Don’t make 'politically incorrect’ statements.
- Write a powerful conclusion. Keep it simple but make firm assertions.
- Keep an eye on time.
- Use good and clear hand-writing!
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大学英语、实用英语
大学英语、实用英语
