There are hundreds, if not thousands, or articles out there that claim they have the best way to write an essay. While you may think that this is simply another one of those articles that you have come across over and over again, that offer the same repetitive ideas that aren’t even helpful – it is not.
Of course you may not trust our words, but if you keep reading we guarantee that you will find at least 2 to 3 things that you will find valuable in your essay writing practices.
This is because this article was written by compiling the tried and tested ideas and ways of college graduates who swear by these methods and techniques.
These college graduates used to be in the exact same situation as you are now, and they also used to dread the process of essay writing but soon came to terms with it through this method.
Continue reading this article and you will find exactly what the sure fire method is!
Step 1
Look up the essay topic on Wikipedia, and scroll down to the end of the article where you will see all the citations that were used in the Wikipedia article. This is the most valuable, yet most overlooked, part of the whole thing because it contains some great sources that you can use to cite in your own essay. Remember the sources that you cite are basically the backbone of your essay, which is why you will be needing some quality ones.
You can also skip this step altogether and use a free essay writing service that will make things a lot simpler and easy for you.
Step 2
To make things quicker, if you don’t want to read all the nitty gritty’s in the paper, you can simply do a quick CMD+F and search the main keyword of your essay, and find all the relevant information you need. This step will give you access to all the material that you need to include in your essay, and you should have at least enough material for 3 or more arguments.
Step 3
Begin writing a paragraph for each of the arguments that you will be including in your essay. The best way to structure this paragraph is firstly to summarize what the main point of your argument is, then add a quotation from one of the sources that you found in step 1, and then add a couple of sentences explaining what the source is saying in your own words, and also some opinions of your own. You should also keep updating the bibliography as you go at this point.
Step 4
Tie up all the loose ends, and add some finishing touches. Make sure to proofread the essay a couple of times because you will want to make changes after every proofread. Depending on how important the essay is, a better practice would be to ask a friend to read it for you.
