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Article Title: Preparing For an Essay
Author: Jane Sumerset
Word Count: 578
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A lot of the work involved in writing essays actually happens in the preparation stages, from the initial research to formulating your main thesis. Doing proper work on this end ensures that your essay is off to a good start, which, hopefully, translates towards the rest of the process.
For some reason, most of us are having a hard time before we are going to write an essay. Although there are a lot of people who agreed that the hardest thing to do is when you are in the middle of writing your own essay. Truth is, majority of those who are writing for an essay, whether they are beginners, students or professionals, consume most of their time preparing for their essays.
But, you don�t have to feel discourage if you seemed that you couldn�t make it. There are still a lot of ways on how to prepare for an essay and to help you improve your writing skills onwards.
When you�re at this first stage of essay composition, here are the things you should look out for.
�Start from a broad topic, then trim down. Which particular areas you eventually focus on should depend, in large part, to how your research eventually turns out. If you start out with intent to focus on a specific area but can�t find enough material to work on it from your sources, don�t be afraid to change topics. It�s better than working with something that will end up giving you fits.
�As much as possible, avoid topics that you�ll have to learn from scratch. Try to stick to those you argue and reason about intelligently.
�Stick to relevant information, with some attention paid to those at the fringes. Some extra information could prove useful, but make sure to choose them wisely.
�Never feel like you have to agree with experts. Authority sources are just another reference � your opinions (provided that it�s reasonably argued) may just be as valid.
�Use your writing software as a guide. Most desktop writing tools include essay and research samples � these could prove valuable as you draw up a plan.
�If you can�t find supporting information, then you can�t find it. Don�t make up facts and don�t twist statistics to suit you.
There�s no way you can start writing an essay without a given topic. Once you are assigned to write down a particular topic or whenever you already choose your own topic, then that�s the time you can start expanding your topic down.
If you think you can�t elaborate your topic more, search for more information about the topic. But if the topic is broad enough for your short essay, you can summarize it all down, just enough for all your ideas and supporting information that are relevant to the topic.
Write creatively using your mind. You don�t need to copy things and write anything where you couldn�t even understand.
Organize your writings well. The concept must be clearly stated and make it more interesting or informative for your audiences. Lastly, review your work an check for any grammatical errors, spelling and punctuations. You might add up something to fill in the gap of your ideas or omit any unnecessary words in your essay.
About The Author: See how innovative Writing Software instantly can boost your writing skills and watch how NLP technology can help you to write perfect emails, letters, essays or reports. Visit: http://www.englishsoftware.org
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Article Title: Preparing For an Essay
Author: Jane Sumerset
Word Count: 578
Article URL: http://www.isnare.com/?aid=489902&ca=Writing
Format: 64cpl
Contact The Author: http://www.isnare.com/eta.php?aid=489902
Easy Publish Tool: http://www.isnare.com/html.php?aid=489902
*********************** ARTICLE START ***********************
A lot of the work involved in writing essays actually happens in the preparation stages, from the initial research to formulating your main thesis. Doing proper work on this end ensures that your essay is off to a good start, which, hopefully, translates towards the rest of the process.
For some reason, most of us are having a hard time before we are going to write an essay. Although there are a lot of people who agreed that the hardest thing to do is when you are in the middle of writing your own essay. Truth is, majority of those who are writing for an essay, whether they are beginners, students or professionals, consume most of their time preparing for their essays.
But, you don�t have to feel discourage if you seemed that you couldn�t make it. There are still a lot of ways on how to prepare for an essay and to help you improve your writing skills onwards.
When you�re at this first stage of essay composition, here are the things you should look out for.
�Start from a broad topic, then trim down. Which particular areas you eventually focus on should depend, in large part, to how your research eventually turns out. If you start out with intent to focus on a specific area but can�t find enough material to work on it from your sources, don�t be afraid to change topics. It�s better than working with something that will end up giving you fits.
�As much as possible, avoid topics that you�ll have to learn from scratch. Try to stick to those you argue and reason about intelligently.
�Stick to relevant information, with some attention paid to those at the fringes. Some extra information could prove useful, but make sure to choose them wisely.
�Never feel like you have to agree with experts. Authority sources are just another reference � your opinions (provided that it�s reasonably argued) may just be as valid.
�Use your writing software as a guide. Most desktop writing tools include essay and research samples � these could prove valuable as you draw up a plan.
�If you can�t find supporting information, then you can�t find it. Don�t make up facts and don�t twist statistics to suit you.
There�s no way you can start writing an essay without a given topic. Once you are assigned to write down a particular topic or whenever you already choose your own topic, then that�s the time you can start expanding your topic down.
If you think you can�t elaborate your topic more, search for more information about the topic. But if the topic is broad enough for your short essay, you can summarize it all down, just enough for all your ideas and supporting information that are relevant to the topic.
Write creatively using your mind. You don�t need to copy things and write anything where you couldn�t even understand.
Organize your writings well. The concept must be clearly stated and make it more interesting or informative for your audiences. Lastly, review your work an check for any grammatical errors, spelling and punctuations. You might add up something to fill in the gap of your ideas or omit any unnecessary words in your essay.
About The Author: See how innovative Writing Software instantly can boost your writing skills and watch how NLP technology can help you to write perfect emails, letters, essays or reports. Visit: http://www.englishsoftware.org
Please use the HTML version of this article at:
http://www.isnare.com/html.php?aid=489902
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