Essay Writing Tips | By: Derric Peterson | | Category: Short Story - Advice Bookmark and Share

Essay Writing Tips


Precision, eloquence and a deep insight of the topic have for long been deemed as the standard for quality essay writing. Essay writing has been an art involving great dexterity and imagination. The flamboyance created by amalgamation of sentence fluency, organization and of course coherence of ideas is the key element to successful essay writing.

The hallmark of successful essay writing has always revolved around one key principle: Eloquence. A writer lacking the art of word jugglery has mostly vanquished due to insufficient proficiency. To succeed in essay writing; one has to have an insight of the subject as well as the comprehension of what he actually wants to emphasize. This would enable the writer to give a gist of coherence in expression of his thoughts. Deciding the topic that suits your style is obviously the first and most important step to successful essay writing. The topic should be framed to attract the attention at the first glance. The first two or three lines should be ardently mapped to lure the reader into delving through the whole length of the essay. Successful essay writing hinges on being more distinct, clear and interesting. The use of simple words and short sentences make the passage more comprehendible thereby preventing boredom. Slang must be avoided on all accounts. Truisms and Inanities must not be communicated. A passion for clichés will most probably resist your march to successful essay writing. All the propositions should be based on solid grounds; supported by adequate references. Use of mind map helps in recollection of ideas and refining the essay structure. In a well structured essay, a particular idea should be incorporated in a single paragraph. In order to be successful in essay writing all the paragraphs should be arranged logically. Moreover there should be a clear beginning, middle and an end. Paragraphs must be linked with each other to create an aura of continuity and enhance comprehension of the reader.
Click Here for more stories by Derric Peterson

Comments