Cause &

Effect Writing
 Table of Contents
What is a cause and effect
01. essay? 03. How to Write?

02. Structure 04. Summary

01
What is a
cause and
effect essay?
Cause & Effect

The cause-and-effect essay is a form of argumentative essay that

details the effect relationships between two subjects. In standard
cause-and-effect essay writing and academic papers, the author
shows how one person, thing, idea, or event directly influences
another person, thing, idea, or event.
02
Structure
 Structure

Introduction Body Conclusion

_Describe the event or situation your essay
Cause and Effect
will explore.
_Include a thesis statement that illustrates
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your thoughts on the main cause or
effect of the event or situation.
_Reiterate your thesis statement.
_Consider further questions that could be explored
within your cause and effect analysis,
including other effects or other potential
causes
Structure
Body (Cause)

_Start with what you feel is the main cause of the

event, providing evidence to back up your
argument.
_Follow that up with descriptions of secondary
causes.
Body (effact)

_Discuss the main effect that came out of the

causes that you illustrated in the previous
paragraphs.
_Provide evidence to back up your argument.
Subsequent paragraphs can then discuss other
effects worth noting
03
How to write?
 To write
1. Brainstorm Essay Topics
2. Establish a Thesis
3. Arrange Your Main Points Into Body
Paragraphs
4. Write a First Draft
5. Review Your Work for Clarity and Logic
6. Write a Final Draft
To wirte
04
Summary
 What is a cause and effect essay?

A cause and effect essay is an expository essay that explains

the relationships between specific conditions and their
consequences, often within the context of a big-picture issue.
These conditions are known as “causes,” and their consequences
are known as “effects.”
What is the purpose of a cause and effect essay?

The purpose of a cause and effect essay is to educate the reader

about how specific conditions are linked to certain
repercussions.
How do you structure a cause and effect essay?
Common
Introduction
Cause 1
Cause 2
Effect 1
Effect 2
Conclusion

Common
Introduction
Cause 1
Effect 1
Cause 2
Effect 2
Conclusion
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