8. Body
BODY: This part develops
the topic with further
information and facts,
four or five main points
supported by details.
(PARAGRAPH 2).
9. Conclusion
CLOSING: a conclusion - The
closing paragraph summarises
the topic. This must link back
to the main idea, and
mention both ideas.
A strong conclusion
summarizes the body of the
essay and leaves an impact
on the reader (PARAGRAPH
3).
10. • You must use Connectors, transitional
phrases to ensure a smooth transition
from one point to another and from one
subject to another.
•
• Without transitions, your argument will
be difficult to follow and seem to jump
back and forth without a clear point.
•
12. OPENINGS
This piece of writing
will . . .
I intend to . . .
My intention is to . .
.
I am going to . . .
I will present . . .
I will begin by . . .
To do this I will . . .
Following that I
will . . .
Concluding
remarks
In conclusion . . .
It is my conviction that .
. .
It is clear that . . .
Finally I would like to
add . . .
To sum up . . .
My overall feeling is . . .
On balance . . .
The evidence presented
leads me to conclude
that . . .
15. Leave the draft alone for at least 12 hours (if
time allows it)
Revise for:
SPELLING.
SUBJECT VERB AGREEMENT.
PARAGRAPHS LAYOUT.
USE OF CONNECTORS.
elements of the comparison or contrast.