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Essay outline and structure - WilliamW - 08-29-2022
An approximate outline of an essay
- Introduction.
- Reflection of the problem in the text:
- formulation of the problem;
- why this problem is relevant today;
- Commentary of the problem:
- what the author writes about;
- how the author writes;
- what conclusion leads the reader to.
- Author's position.
- The student's position:
- agreement/disagreement with the author;
- own position;
- Argumentation (2 arguments).
- Conclusion - conclusion.
The structure of the essay is determined by the requirements imposed on it:
- The thoughts of the author of the essay on the problem are stated in the form of short theses.
- The author's thought is supported by evidence. Consequently, the theses are always followed by arguments.
- phenomena of social life;
- facts;
- references to the opinion of scientists;
- events;
- scientific evidence;
- life experience and life situations, etc.
We recommend giving 2 arguments in favor of each myhomeworkdone reviews, because 1 argument may be unconvincing, and 3 arguments will "overload" the essay, which is made in a genre oriented on imagery and conciseness.
If everything is laid out correctly, such an essay-explanation will acquire a circular structure:
- introduction;
- thesis and arguments;
- thesis and arguments;
- thesis and arguments;
- conclusions.
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