Hello easy writing is narrow your tobic firstly then write down your ideas next write the detail of every idea lastely use joinig words . easy easy easy

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Main section of essay (One or two paragraphs for each point, again with most important point first and least important point last, although some people say you should leave one important point until last. Each paragraph should follow this structure) 1. Point: what you are trying to say- often your little sentence or a variation (1 sentence) 2. Fact: a fact (or a quote if it is about literature) that supports your point (1 or 2 sentences) 3. Explain: explain how the fact or quote links with your point (1 sentence) 4. Link: connect your point to the main essay topic, and/or link into the next point (1 or 2 sentences) Conclusion (Once you have written a paragraph on each point, link back to main essay topic)- Essentially the same as the introduction, but try to use different words. NEVER introduce a new point once you have started your conclusion. If any of that is too complicated, send me a message and I will try to explain. Hope that helps, and good luck!

Writing essays well is not easy, and it depends on what the essay is about. Also, different people have different styles, so I don't know if this will work for you or not. Here is what I did, anyway (I just finished year 12, and we had to write a lot of essays). Preparation (Very important- do not start writing the essay until you have done this, or something else that works for you) 1. Work out what points you want to make, and write them down somewhere else 2. Decide which points are the most important and which are the least important 3. Get rid of your 3 least important points (or 5 or 2 or whatever depending on how many you have and how long the essay is supposed to be. In any case, drop the least important points) 4. Think of a nice short sentence for each of the points that summarises them, and think of another nice short sentence that summarises the whole essay Actual essay- Introduction 1. Write down your nice short sentence that summarises the whole essay at the beginning 2. Write down your short sentences for each point, or something similar to them, in the order of most important point to least important point 3. Write down something that links in to your most important point