Essays: How To Write A College Essay? - Monday Writes Video
Essays – they are a struggle to write. The planning, the creative ideas, or the times that you found yourself with writer’s block, all of them can be solved with a bit of patience. But once it is finished, we often look at the document and realize it is not as good as we would like. Don’t panic! We’re here to suggest some really good ways to improve your essay so that at the end it will look brilliant.
Boost your inspiration!
One of the best ways to write better is to read broadly. Or, you can search the internet for similarly written articles, analyze them briefly and then ask yourself if there was something that could inspire you. Be attentive, though, and don’t confuse this with the plagiarism. It’s one thing to read something and fold it into your essay using your own vision and another thing to copy word by word.
Stay organized!
As soon as you have put together your ideas, make an outline! It’s very important to keep your thoughts organized. This will help you remember ideas and keep these ideas in order.
Keep your dictionary close!
Even if it’s for checking your grammar/spelling errors or looking up for an unknown word, you should keep a dictionary close. See www.dictionary.com.
Keep it simple!
Your essay doesn’t need to be a complicated one. Don’t bother using phrases and idioms that nobody would understand. Keep it simple. This will make your writing more concise and readable.
Insert catchy subtitles!
By inserting subtitles in your work, you’ll break up long prose. A catchy subtitle will make the reader go to the parts of the essay that appeals to him. It also organizes your essay.
Divide your section into paragraphs!
In contrast with the subtitles, every successful essay should be divided into paragraphs. Why? Put yourself in the shoes of the teacher that will correct your work. Do you think that she would like to read hundreds of phrases unseparated by no space? She might overlook your your good ideas because of this lengthy prose.
Avoid plagiarism!
Avoiding plagiarism not only avoids copying other’s ideas but it pushes you to be more creative. To help, try downloading an online software that will insert citations automatically. Google `Zotero` or ‘Endnote’ and you’ll discover by yourself its advantages.
Consider revising the long, irrelevant phrases
A phrase that spreads across half of a page will have little impression on the person that will read your work. When they read it, they may overlook great ideas because your ideas blurred into each other. Divide long sentences into short ones. This makes them more interesting and relevant.
Read it out loud!
The best way to check your errors is by reading your essay out loud! Your phrases should sound good. If they don’t, then you should consider revising your essay over again.
Don’t forget about proofreading!
The fact that you checked if the phrases sound good to you is not enough. You should have it double checked and peer reviewed, perhaps using www.r3ciprocity.com. All in all, the process of improving an essay is not simple, but it can be done! Study these tricks before getting ready to work and you’ll see the difference.
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