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1 Essay Writing
Elements of the Essay
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Facebook® 2 Elements of the Essay Purpose Tone
Plan Personality of the writer
Communications for a speci c purpose
Humor or satire
Narration
Style
Subject
Theme
3 What is an essay?
An essay is a piece of writing designed to a ect its readers in a manner determined by
its author. A good essay will tend to sway the reader toward the writer’s position on
his/her subject.
Generally an essay is short
The writer must keep the reader in mind as he/she writes.
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The subject must be developed in such a way that the reader would have no trouble
understanding it.
Essays can be classi ed in terms of whether they are descriptive, expository, narrative,
or argumentative/ persuasive. Each of these can be classi ed as either informal or
formal.
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8 Types of Writing
Narration: the key characteristic of a narrative essay is that the essayist uses a story or
anecdote to get across to the readers the point he /she is trying to make
Description: this essay is the one with which we are most familiar. In a descriptive
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the author’s main task is to give his/her reader a clear picture of a thing, event, or
person rather than persuade the reader of the rightness of an idea or to tell a story
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Expository: are similar to descriptive essays, except that, where descriptive essays deal
with things, expository essays present and explain facts or ideas. The author tries to be
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objective i.e. tries to deal with the facts or objects themselves rather than his or her own
thoughts about the objects.
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Argumentative/persuasive: These are essays that seek to convince readers of a certain
point. As its name suggests, in this kind of essay the author’s chief concern is to
convince the readers that his or her opinions on a subject are the correct ones.
Newspaper editorials are a good example of this type of essay.
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13 2. Thesis
Writing an essay involves choosing a subject, developing a strong thesis statement,
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Write down everything about your topic, no matter how bizarre or irrelevant.
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16 2. The Body: A good thesis statement suggests the body of an essay will be
developed. The following are patterns of organization that writer’s use in the body of an
essay.
17 Patterns of organization
De nition: The essay formally de nes a key term then clari es and expands on that
de nition through exposition, examples and so on.
Comparison: The essay explores the similarities and di erences between things
Cause and E ect: The essay considers reasons for events or behaviours, and the
probable results. This type of essay will deal with questions such as” What is the cure for
cancer?”, “Why should I go to university?” and so on.
18 Problem/ solution: The essay concisely states a problem, giving details that help
the reader see how extensive and serious it is. Then solutions are laid out clearly and
supported with facts, evidence and expert opinion. In the conclusion, the writer often
recommends one solution, giving reasons for the choice.
19 3. The Conclusion:
Endings like beginnings should be short and to the point.
A brief summary that reviews the main points in appropriate in a long research paper,
but should be avoided in a short essay.
The ending should naturally grow out of what precedes it. It should not add new
information, but can present the writer’s nal thoughts on the thesis.
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23 CONTENT
4. Content: describes how well you establish a purpose and relate your ideas to that
purpose. This requires that you know your subject really well and that youCancel
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and focused on the subject and theme as you write. Be creative!
24 IDEAS
5. Ideas: the main idea should be easily determined by the reader. You should know
your topic well and avoid generalities and common knowledge. The reader should learn
something from your paper.
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