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  • Ms Charming Apr 17, 2009
    Educational article! Great work! Five Stars
  • SchoolOfLife Mar 12, 2009
    I enjoyed reading this article. Well written. Keep up the good work. :)
  • K M Mar 06, 2009
    Good article. Very concise and detailed. 5*.
  • antagonist89 Mar 02, 2009
    Oh, remember to check out some books on your topic also. When you research online, you have to make sure it's a good website!
  • insidestory Feb 23, 2009
    Great writing, and thanks for sharing your knowledge with us!
  • AudreyBrown Feb 23, 2009
    Excellent tips! I love essay writing. I'm definitely recommending you, because you're very thorough.
  • Addie Protivnak. boatst Feb 22, 2009
    Very good article. Very helpful. Thanks for sharing
  • Anthony Alarcon Feb 19, 2009
    you are right "If you ain't gonna say don't write it" ;-)
  • static404 Feb 19, 2009
    Great article. In particular, I like the section on things you should never do. Good work.
  • tikrit01 Feb 18, 2009
    This is a great article! I used to be a teacher and this would help lots of students!
  • Muhammad Uzair Ali Dec 05, 2008
    Very nice tips to write a good essay. Thumbs up.
  • Desula May 03, 2008
    Wonderful article.
  • mjanojan Sep 05, 2007
    I knew that, Give me something I didn't know!!!
  • rhyme Aug 15, 2007
    * Try writing a longer essay than you need, then cutting it down to size. This will help you to "tighten it up", including as many important points as you can while cutting out the fluff.
  • rhyme Aug 15, 2007
    * Do your research before you develop the outline. It helps to know as much about the topic as you can first, and you might come up with a great idea for how to structure the essay while you're researching. * While researching, jot down notes from as many sources as possible that relate to your topic. Keep track of where the notes come from so that you can reference them properly when you write the essay. You don't need to use everything that you note down, but the more research you do, the more points you can choose from to strengthen your argument. * Be imaginative. Readers like to see something different, especially if they are teachers who have to read many essays on the same topic. For example: start with a striking statement or quote, then build the essay around proving that the initial statement was wrong (or right).

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