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Writing A Good Essay

Writing A Good Essay. A Good Essay. Has a Beginning, Middle and End. Uses Paragraphs Can be Clearly Understood. An Essay Is. A written speech, used to talk about a given topic. The Beginning. Has 3 Sentences S1-Intro and a main overview of the main, and primary topic.

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Writing A Good Essay

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  1. Writing A Good Essay

  2. A Good Essay . . . • Has a Beginning, Middle and End. • Uses Paragraphs • Can be Clearly Understood

  3. An Essay Is . . . • A written speech, used to talk about a given topic.

  4. The Beginning • Has 3 Sentences • S1-Intro and a main overview of the main, and primary topic. • S2-Thesis Statement (a statement that proves a point) • S3-Lead or conversion to start you body section

  5. The Body • The Body is the main section of the essay. • Can be put into 1 or many paragraphs. • Talks about the subjects main points. • Each paragraph is a different sub-topic • Gives all info. being presented

  6. The End • Your ending paragraph sums up the entire essay. • In Your Ending . . . • Restate your topic • Restate you Thesis Statement • Briefly touch on every topic in your essay in the last sentence • In most essays, the Ending paragraph is what people remember

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