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Essay Writing
Read the topic carefully. ↓ Underline words indicating the specific things to be answered in the essay. ↓ Prepare an outline or other organizational form. ↓ Write an introductory paragraph. ↓ Write the paragraphs for the body, trying to use one paragraph for each separate sub-topic. ↓ Write a good conclusion. ↓ Proofread carefully, checking especially for errors in grammar and spelling. ESSAY WRITING AN ESSAY – a piece of formal writing (300-350 words) on a particular subject/topic in which a writer gives his/her thoughts. Aims · To measure skills in writing based on the knowledge and experience a student has gained on a particular subject/topic.
An essay tests · An ability to write clearly (i.e. to express ideas coherently and logically), using correct grammar and spelling · An ability to use appropriate vocabulary (i.e. appropriate style and a good range of words) · An ability to organize and present ideas/thoughts quickly (i.e. to respond to an essay under time constraints)
BASIC REQUIREMENTS: a) Appropriate Vocabulary · Use formal style (you should not use colloquial expressions, short forms and abbreviations) · Avoid emotive vocabulary and strong personal expressions (e.g. “Everybody hates…” or “I absolutely detest people who…”) · Use linking words and phrases (expressions) to show connection between paragraphs as well as to link sentences b) Organization and Content · Start a new paragraph for each new point · Give examples and reasons to justify each point presented · Stick to the topic not to lose direction or flow (every sentence must be related to the subject/i.e. topic of your essay c) Timing · 60 minutes: spend 10-15 minutes, preparing an essay, 30 minutes writing and 15 minutes checking it.
Date: 2015-01-02; view: 1016
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