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How to Write Descriptive Essays

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Writing a descriptive essay
Writing a descriptive essay
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Learn the structure and necessary parts of any descriptive essay.

Difficulty: Moderately Easy
Instructions
  1. Step 1
    A descriptive essay
     
    A descriptive essay

    The goal of a descriptive essay is to accurately and thoroughly describe a person, place or thing. Every essay consists of a basic format. You must have a Thesis, 3 paragraph body and a closing paragraph.

  2. Step 2
    Water can incorperarte all five senses.
     
    Water can incorperarte all five senses.

    A descriptive essay integrates all the five senses. The five senses are Taste,Touch,smell,sight and hearing. Depending on the object of the descriptive essay you may need to use all five. An example of an something which requires the use of all five senses would be water. You can taste it, feel it, see it, hear it and smell it. An object you wouldn't need to integrate all five senses to describe is a Brick. you obviously wouldn't taste a brick.

  3. Step 3

    The Essay should fit the format of the standard essay covered in step one. When you have written an appropriate thesis and three paragraphs describing the object of your essay you will need a closing paragraph to wrap up the essay. Don't just repeat word for word the thesis or opening essay. Give a reworded and better thought out summary of your essay.

Tips & Warnings
  • Describe all five senses to your best ability.
  • Describe emotions and reactions
  • If you have a house as an object for example incorporate the yard surrounding it.
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