Practical essay writing / by Kristine Brown
By: Brown, Kristine.
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Contents:
Acknowledgements • Before you start
Step 1: UNDERSTAND ABOUT ESSAYS • What exactly is an essay? • Why do we write essays? • How is an essay different from everyday speech and other written texts? • Are all essays the same? • What is the basic essay structure?
Step 2: PREPARE FOR WRITING • Understanding the essay question • Warming up the brain cells • Doing the research • Organising your ideas • Doing a detailed plan
Step 3: MAKE A FIRST DRAFT • Drafting the Introduction • Drafting the Body Paragraphs • Drafting the Conclusion • Including other people’s ideas • Making your essay ‘hang together’
Step 4: REVISE AND POLISH • Writing grammatical sentences • Using the right kind of language • Referencing your work • Using good spelling strategies • Getting the punctuation right
Step 5: DO A FINAL CHECK • A checklist for revising and editing your essay
Extras: Model essay: summary of structure and language features • Stimulus material for Key Essay Questions • Sample essays on the Key Essay Questions • Ideas for practice essays
Answers
Description:
This book aims to improve students’ essay writing and give practical help with essay questions. It breaks essay writing down into five steps to follow, and provides a range of questions to help students structure and write their own essays.
In this book you will find:
• Five comprehensive steps to follow for writing an essay
• Background information and tasks for each step
• Practice essay questions with stimulus material
• Sample essays
• A detailed answer section
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