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    How to write

    an essay
    An essay is non-fiction writing.
    Plan your essay before you start writing.
    Structure: introduction, body and
    conclusion
    Evidence, in the form of quotations and
    examples is the foundation of an
    effective essay and provides proof for
    your points.
    R E T R I E V E D F R O M : B B C . H O W T O W R I T E
    A N E S S A Y
    H T T P S : / / W W W . B B C . C O . U K / B I T E S I Z E / T O P
    I C S / Z V 7 F Q P 3 / A R T I C L E S / Z N V N 9 2 P
    Planning

    The essay question or title should


    provide a clear focus for your plan.
    Organize your ideas.
    Mind mapping and making notes
    will help sort and prioritize your
    ideas.
    The hamburger format

    Introduction
    Body (paragraphs 1-3)
    Conclusion
    Introduction

    An introduction should focus Give some context: This could be:


    directly on the essay question historical - what point in time are
    or title and aim to present you writing about?
    briefly your main idea, in your location - what country, town or
    answer. that the rest of the area are you writing about?
    essay will explore this in social - does the reader need to
    greater detail. know anything about the society at
    the time?
    Should grab the reader's .
    attention
    1 The essay body itself is
    organised into paragraphs,
    according to your plan.
    Remember that each paragraph Body
    focuses on one idea, or aspect of
    your topic, and should contain at Paragraphs
    least 4-5 sentences so you can
    deal with that idea properly. structure
    2 Support your essay
    thoughts with evidence.
    1 An effective conclusion may:
    restate your main idea.
    directly link back to the essay title
    or question.
    briefly summarize the key
    supporting points.
    give readers something to
    remember - a final thoughtful idea
    or reflection.

    Conclusion:
    2 It’s useful to show the reader that you
    have reached your conclusion by
    using words or phrases such as:
    In conclusion
    To conclude
    Finally
    In summary
    References

    BBC. (2021). How to write an essay. Retrieved from


    https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zv7fqp3/articles/znvn92p

    BBC.(2021). How to write an introduction to an essay. Retrieved from


    https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zv7fqp3/articles/zfbf8xs

    University of New Castle Library guides. How to write an essay: Body.


    Retrieved from https://libguides.newcastle.edu.au/how-to-write-an-
    essay/body
    ,
    SAlmenshawy, S. (2012.) Parts of an essay. Slideshare. Retrieved from
    https://www.slideshare.net/DrShokryAlmenshawy/essay-parts

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