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Writing Process: Paragraphs vs Essays

The document discusses the writing process which includes brainstorming, drafting, revising, editing, and proofreading. It also explains the structure of a paragraph which includes a topic sentence, body, and conclusion. Additionally, it outlines the differences between a paragraph, article, and essay.

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Writing Process: Paragraphs vs Essays

The document discusses the writing process which includes brainstorming, drafting, revising, editing, and proofreading. It also explains the structure of a paragraph which includes a topic sentence, body, and conclusion. Additionally, it outlines the differences between a paragraph, article, and essay.

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Writing

01. Brainstorming
PROCESS
05. Proofreading
Think about Give your
what you want 04. Editing writing a last
02. Drafting 03. Revising
to write and Look for mistakes in read to make
gather ideas Put your ideas Read what you wrote and sure everything
grammar, spelling,
into words and make it better by organizing looks good
and adding details and punctuation.
sentences.

Just like how a hamburger It has different layers, a paragraph has layers too, and they are as follow
Topic sentence : start with a catchy phrase to introduce your topic and
get the intention of the reader. Then, provide some information about the
topic you will discuss .

Body : This part ifocuses on the supporting points or arguments that


relate to your topic sentence . 3 supporting sentences are enough

Conclusion : rewrite your introduction in a different way, summarize the main


points from the body paragraphs, provide a your opinion or call to action.

The diffrence between a


to ask yourself when you finish writing paragraph, an article and an essay
Questions
1. Have I understood the question of the writing topic?
a paragraph is a small unit of
2. Did I start with a clear topic sentence that introduces the main idea?
writing that focuses on a single
3. Did I use simple and clear sentences to express my thoughts?
idea, an article is a longer
4. Did I provide supporting details or examples to explain my main idea? piece of writing that provides
5. Did I use transition words to help connect my ideas and make my information or analysis on a
writing flow? specific topic, and an essay is a
6. Did I check my grammar and punctuation to make sure my sentences more structured and specific
are correct? piece of writing that focuses
7. Did I stick to the word count or length requirement? on an topic

Addition Contrast Example Cause & Effect


Additionally, moreover, However, on the other hand, For instance, for example,Therefore, thus,
also, furthermore, besides,nevertheless, , whereas, while, such as, to illustrate, consequently, as a result,
likewise, in addition yet, but, although so, since, due to, leads to,
specifically,
results in.
Comparison Sequence Clarification Conclusion
In comparison, First, second, third, In other words, that is
similarly, likewise, next, finally, lastly, In conclusion, ultimately, in
to say, to clarify, to
just as, in the initially, subsequently, put it differently, in
summary, overall, in brief, all
same vein afterwards. simpler terms in all, to conlude
Writing
01. Brainstorming
PROCESS
05. Proofreading
Think about Give your
what you want 04. Editing writing a last
02. Drafting 03. Revising
to write and Look for mistakes in read to make
gather ideas Put your ideas Read what you wrote and sure everything
grammar, spelling,
into words and make it better by organizing looks good
and adding details and punctuation.
sentences.

Just like how a hamburger It has different layers, a paragraph has layers too, and they are as follow
Topic sentence : start with a catchy phrase to introduce your topic and
get the intention of the reader. Then, provide some information about the
topic you will discuss .

Body : This part ifocuses on the supporting points or arguments that


relate to your topic sentence . 3 supporting sentences are enough

Conclusion : rewrite your introduction in a different way, summarize the main


points from the body paragraphs, provide a your opinion or call to action.

The diffrence between a


to ask yourself when you finish writing paragraph, an article and an essay
Questions
1. Have I understood the question of the writing topic?
a paragraph is a small unit of
2. Did I start with a clear topic sentence that introduces the main idea?
writing that focuses on a single
3. Did I use simple and clear sentences to express my thoughts?
idea, an article is a longer
4. Did I provide supporting details or examples to explain my main idea? piece of writing that provides
5. Did I use transition words to help connect my ideas and make my information or analysis on a
writing flow? specific topic, and an essay is a
6. Did I check my grammar and punctuation to make sure my sentences more structured and specific
are correct? piece of writing that focuses
7. Did I stick to the word count or length requirement? on an topic

Addition Contrast Example Cause & Effect


Additionally, moreover, However, on the other hand, For instance, for example,Therefore, thus,
also, furthermore, besides,nevertheless, , whereas, while, such as, to illustrate, consequently, as a result,
likewise, in addition yet, but, although so, since, due to, leads to,
specifically,
results in.
Comparison Sequence Clarification Conclusion
In comparison, First, second, third, In other words, that is
similarly, likewise, next, finally, lastly, In conclusion, ultimately, in
to say, to clarify, to
just as, in the initially, subsequently, put it differently, in
summary, overall, in brief, all
same vein afterwards. simpler terms in all, to conlude

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