what are the basic points of writing an essay??

Answer 1

it has to have
1.beginning
2.middle
3.end

it has to be about the topic
research on the subject

Answer 2

Always start with an introduction and refer to the title in this introduction laying out what you are going to explore.

Middle part...this is the discussion bit where you put forward ideas and pros and cons....

The conclusion should bring all your points together and have some kind of final answer in the form of a statement, to the question asked.

Don't jump about from one topic to another then back again. Finish everything you want to say about one thing, then move on to the next so it has a good flow.

The last bit of advice is keep tightly to the question asked, it's a good idea to read the question again at intervals whilst writing to make sure you are not straying off the point.

Hope that helps.

Answer 3

1. Think of an argument.
2. Think of what points you would make to support that argument.
3. Think of some points which go against your argument and try and defend your argument from them. In other words imagine what someone who disagrees with you would say to disprove you, and how you would argue against them.
4. Write a plan which puts these points into some sort of logical order.
5. Your introduction should make clear exactly what you are going to do in the essay itself, eg. what your argument will be.
6. Your conclusion should restate your main argument and show how the points you have made support it.

Answer 4

As above, the three main parts.
Don't put pen to paper until you have decided on the main body of the essay. You can then draught this out first.
Then read what you have written, and summarise this in the intro.
Then sum up in the final part.
Don't make the sentences or paragraphs too long - people checking it will get bored because it becomes hard work to read.

Answer 5

If you mean basic do's and don'ts then I hope these will be help full
* a clear introduction that makes explicit references to the question
* elaborate but necessary explainations with a clear flow of thoughts and good use of references if required
* a sum up of all major points to conclude adding a point of view if necesary
However different subjects require different things, ask your tutor for more advise and do a rough draft for feedback from your tutor. Good Luck

Answer 6

First outline generally what you are going to say.
Then say it in detail.
Then summarize what you have said.
Make sure your spelling and grammar are correct.
Dont be repetitious, use different words if you have to. Dont use general words like 'nice', be specific.
Get someone who knows nothing about the subject you have written about to read your essay. They should be able to understand and follow it even knowing nothing of the topic.

Answer 7

p.c.. up an introductory sociology textbook. it is absolute to conceal feminist perspectives. All you're able to do is carry on with them to the subject remember of your essay. there is no such subject as a feminist essay format.

Answer 8

Very useful articles about how to write a good academic paper (essay, dissertation etc.): http://www.uk-student.net/modules/wfsection/viewarticles.php?category=2

Answer 9

in my view,
1.write the meaning of the topic
2.explain the topic
3.write your views about the topic
4.ending

Answer 10

Intro, Main Body, Conclusion. Or as one of my teachers used to say "First you tells 'em what you're gonna tell 'em, then you tells 'em, they you tells 'em what you've told 'em!"