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Top 3 Tips On Essay Writing

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by RAKI WRIGHT

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Writing an essay is a process that can seem very daunting at first, especially if the word count is over 1000 words. However, with several essays writing tips and tools for you to use such as a plagiarism detector, writing a well-written essay could not be any easier. To help you achieve the perfect essay every time, we will be providing you with some simple tips on how to write an essay.

Generate An Interesting Topic 

When you are sitting down to write an essay, it is important to make sure that you generate an engaging topic. Not only does the topic that you create need to fit the brief that you have been given, but it also needs to be a strong foundation for the rest of the essay in order to ensure that it is engaging to read and perfectly fits the brief that you have been given. When generating a topic, it is important to ensure that it is not only well structured but that it fits the brief that you have been given by your teachers. In addition, you may find that a well-written topic will also help when writing the essay as it will make it easier to write and will even open up opportunities for engaging subheadings.  

Make Sure Essay Reads Well And Flows Correctly 

Once you have thought up a topic and subheadings that allow the essay to flow and be engaging to read. By taking the time to write each essay and link back to the main title, you can make sure you are meeting all your talking points without repeating yourself. By having a rough plan of what you would like to have within the essay before writing, you are then able to make sure that it maintains its structure. This is perhaps one of the most important stages of essay writing and will ensure that your essay flows well. Another top tip when it comes to this part of the process is to read each paragraph after you have written it, this will enable you to spot spelling mistakes and ensure that grammar and punctuation are correct at all times.

Edit And Proof Read Your Essay. 

The final step when writing an essay is to edit and proofread the essay. Regardless of the length of the essay, it is important to make sure that you are editing it as well as proofreading for spelling mistakes to make sure that your essay is engaging and answers the original question given to you in the brief. This will ensure that your essay will give you top marks when you come to submit it to your teacher. Though this can be a long-winded process, there are several tools online as well as extensions for Microsoft office that can aid you with this. 

With this in mind, there are several ways that you can begin to make sure that every essay that you write is a successful one, regardless of the class or the topic that you are covering. 

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