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Basics in Writing - Brainstorm
Basics in Writing - Brainstorm
WHAT IS AN OUTLINE?
The structure of a composition. (Look at the format below.)
TITLE
(Should be relevant to the question and responding the question, interesting, attractive, short)
I. INTRODUCTION OF THE TOPIC (2/3 sentences)
MAIN IDEA: Topic sentence
1. Brainstorm ideas.
2. Organise your ideas (3 groups).
3. Have an attractive title.
4. Have an interesting introduction. (1/2 sentences)
5. Establish your Main Idea (Topic Sentence).
6. Write your reasons (3).
7. Determine the details and examples to support your reasons
(3).
8. Conclude by summarising the main idea (topic sentence).
STEP 1
BRAINSTORM IDEAS
(Planning).
- Do a little brainstorming
before you start writing your
composition.
- Select the ideas you want to
use in your composition.
- Omit those you do not want
to use. Those, which are not
relevant. (Look at the
sample)
YOUR TURN!
THE PROCESS OF DEVELOPING AN OUTLINE-BRAINSTORM / Jenny Marjorie Villarreal Holguin 1
BASICS IN WRITING
THE PROCESS OF DEVELOPING AN OUTLINE - 1
THE BRAINSTORM
STEP 2
ORGANISE YOUR IDEAS
- Write 3 details for each reason. (The details and examples support your reasons). The
details are ideas, NOT sentences.
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STEP 3
Have an attractive title for your work.
YOUR TURN!
- Think about the topic: My favourite subject in ESPOL.
- Write 3 big ideas connected to the topic. (reasons) (why this is your favourite place to
go on vacation)
STEP 2
ORGANISE YOUR IDEAS
- Write 3 details for each reason. (The details and examples support your reasons). The
details are ideas, NOT sentences.
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STEP 3
Have an attractive title for your work.