LET’S P CTICE IT

For the next month we will be working on how to recognize emergency words and basic questions

How to prepare a essay

1. Analyze the question

Student essays are responses to specific questions. As an essay must address the ques-tion directly, your first step should be to analyze the question. Make sure you know ex-actly what is being asked of you.

2. Define your argument

As you plan and prepare to write the essay, you must consider what your argument is going to be. This means taking an informed position or point of view on the topic pre-sented in the question, then defining and presenting a specific argument.

3. Use evidence, reasoning, and scholarship

To convince your audience of your argument, you must use evidence and reasoning, which involves referring to and evaluating relevant scholarship.

4. Organize a coherent essay

An essay has three basic components - introduction, body, and conclusion.

5. Write clearly

An essay that makes good, evidence-supported points will only receive a high grade if it is written clearly. Clarity is produced through careful revision and editing, which can turn a good essay into an excellent one.

6. Cite sources and evidence

Finally, check your citations to make sure that they are accurate and complete. Some faculties require you to use a specific citation style (e.g. APA) while others may allow you to choose a preferred one.