13 TIPS FOR WRITING ESSAYS

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(1) Terminate the utilization of recherché morphemic emissions. Use simple words.

(2) Do not engage in the practice of producing long sentences that go on and on for a long time without punctuation or anything like that for then you may not be able to continue to keep the attention of the reader for very long and he will forget what it was that one was reading when they started resulting only in confusion or perhaps they won’t be able to remember what you started to say before. Use short sentences. Long sentences, with numerous points, are difficult to follow.

(3) Some students use the same tense throughout. They will be right to do that. Good students varied the tenses. Good writers use the same tense. Variety adds spice to an essay, but not here.

(4) Usually sentence fragments with a subject but no verb or with a verb but no subject. They are hard to follow. Sentences need subjects and verbs. Good authors avoid sentence fragments.

(5) Simple words, ideas that are related, and if you write clearly, aids communication. Use parallel structure. Simple words, related ideas, and clear writing aid communication.

(6) If you use them in a sentence, make sure it is clear what it refers to. Pronouns replace nouns; if you use a pronoun, make sure it is clearly linked to a noun.

(7) The employment of nouns is not a good way to add spark to a sentence. Use verbs; they sparkle.

(8) The passive voice is not to be used to add zip to a sentence. Use the active voice. It zips.

(9) Always leave out and avoid all needless and unnecessary words and things that clutter up the sentence you are writing in an essay. Cut the clutter.

(10) Many student’s use the apostrophe for the plural form. Good writers don’t. They use the apostrophe for the possessive case.

(11) Never betray your sources. Always state your source. You are not a journalist writing an explosive exposé. You must give credit for each idea you borrow from someone else. If you do that, then you can much more effectively present your own good ideas clearly as your own.

(12) Its a major writing problem. An essay is often harmed by its improper use of the possessive form of the pronoun “it.”! It’s incorrect to use an apostrophe with “its” to indicate possession. “It’s” means “it is.”

(13) Dew correction’s four you’re report essay before handling. It inn too one’s professor. Revise often. The first draft is called a rough draft for good reason. And…use a spell checker!

 

Source: https://www.uleth.ca/artsci/religious-studies/13-tips-writing-essays


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