Step By Step in Writing Essay

Step 1 : Prewriting

You should first pick what you will write about and do the necessary research before you begin writing. Coming up with a topic. The scope of your topic depends on the type of text you are writing—for example, an essay, research paper, or dissertation. Don't pick something that's too ambitious to be covered in words, or too limited for you to find much to say.

Step 2 : Planning and Outlining

Outlining an essay is a useful way to plan your structure before you start writing. This will help you structure the main ideas you want to focus on and how you will organize them. Outlines don't have to be final—it's okay if your structure changes during the writing process. Use bullet points or numbering to make your structure clear at a glance. Even for short text that doesn't use headings, it can be useful to summarize what you'll be discussing in each paragraph.

Step 3: Writing a first draft

Once you have a clear idea of your structure, it's time to come up with a complete first draft. This process can be very non-linear. For example, it makes sense to start writing with the main body of the text, saving the introduction for later once you have a clearer idea of the text you are introducing. To give structure to your writing, use your outline as a framework. Make sure that each paragraph has a clear central focus that relates to your overall argument.

Step 4: Redrafting and revising

Now is the time to take a critical look at your first draft and identify potential areas for improvement. Redesigning means adding or removing content substantially, while revising involves making changes to the structure and reformulating the arguments.

Step 5: Editing and proofreading

Editing focuses on local issues such as clarity and sentence structure. Proofreading involves reading the text carefully to eliminate typos and ensure stylistic consistency.


Structure of the essay

INTRODUCTION

  • An initial sentence outlining the essay.
  • Thesis statement.

BODY OF THE ESSAY
  • Detil statistics
  • Talk about relevant information
  • Present any research you have performed
  • Include any data you have discovered relative to the subject
CONCLUSION
  • Give the thesis statement once again
  • Support your arguments
  • Include a call to action

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