WHAT IS ESSAY WRITING?
EXPLAIN BASIC OF DESCRIPTIVE ESSAY
WRITING.
•PRESENTED BY:
•Zunaira Syed 44567
•Akasha Parvaz 44582
•Humaira Kulsoom 44641
•Amna Bibi 44602
•Naila Naz 44539
Introduction of
Easy:
•An essay is a piece of writing that is written to convince someone of
something or to simply inform the reader about a particular topic. In
order for the reader to be convinced or adequately informed, the
essay must include several important components to make it flow in a
logical way.
•Essay writing is a form of written expression that presents a writer's
perspective, argument, or interpretation on a specific topic. It
involves:
•1. Researching: Gathering information and ideas on the topic.
•2. Organizing: Structuring ideas in a logical and coherent manner.
•3. Articulating: Expressing ideas clearly and effectively through
writing.
•Key Elements:
•1. Thesis statement: A clear and concise statement of the main
argument or point.
•2. Introduction: An engaging opening that sets the context and
introduces the topic.
•3. Body paragraphs: Well-structured paragraphs that develop and
support the thesis.
Steps are involved in easy
writing.
Step 1:
•: Hook your reader
•Your first sentence sets the tone for the
whole essay, so spend some time on writing
an effective hook.
•Avoid long, dense sentences—start with
something clear, concise and catchy that
will spark your reader’s curiosity.
•Example
•The invention of Braille was a major turning
point in the history of disability.
•The first sentence is a dry fact; the second
sentence is more interesting, making a bold
claim about exactly
• why the topic is important
•Step 2:
• Give background information
•Next, give your reader the context they need to understand your
topic and argument. Depending on the subject of your essay, this
might include:
•Historical, geographical, or social context
•An outline of the debate you’re addressing
•A summary of relevant theories or research about the topic
•Definitions of key terms
•Step 3: Present your thesis statement
•This is the most important part of your introduction. A good thesis
isn’t just a statement of fact, but evidence and explanation.
•The goal is to clearly convey your own position in a debate or your
central point about a topic.
•Step 4: Map your essay’s structure
•Particularly in longer essays, it’s helpful
to end the introduction by signposting
what will be covered in each part. Keep
it concise and give your reader a clear
sense of the direction your argument
will take.
•Step 5: Check and revise
•When you’ve finished writing the essay
body and conclusion, you should return
to the introduction and check that it
matches the content of the essay.
Importance of
Essay
Writing:
•Essay writing is a valuable skill that offers
numerous benefits. Here are some reasons
why essay writing is important:
•Academic Benefits:
•1. Critical thinking: Essay writing develops
critical thinking and analytical skills.
•2. Research skills: Essay writing fosters
research and information-gathering skills.
•3. Academic success: Essay writing is a
crucial component of academic assessments
and evaluations.
Career Benefits:
•1. Communication skills: Essay
writing enhances written communication
skills, which are essential in many
professions.
•2. Professional development: Essay
writing can help individuals develop their
professional voice and perspective.
•3. Career opportunities: Strong essay
writing skills can be an asset in various
careers, such as journalism, marketing,
and academia.
Personal Benefits:
•1. Self-expression: Essay writing
provides an outlet for self-expression
and creativity.
•2. Confidence building: Mastering
essay writing can boost confidence
and self-esteem.
•3. Personal growth: Essay writing
can help individuals reflect on their
experiences and perspectives,
leading to personal growth and
development.
Types of
Essays:
•1. Argumentative: Presents a claim
and supports it with evidence.
•Examples of Argumentative Essays:
•1. Persuasive: "Why Climate
Change is a Serious Issue"
•2. Debate: "Should Schools Start
Later?"
•3. Opinion: "The Importance of
Social Media Regulation"
•2. Descriptive: Uses sensory details to describe a person, place, or experience.
•Examples of Descriptive Essays:
•1. Person: "My Favorite Teacher"
•2. Place: "A Beautiful Beach"
•3. Object: "A Family Heirloom"
•3. Narrative: Tells a story or recounts an [Link] of Essay Writing
•Examples of
•Narrative Essays:
•1. Personal experience: "My First Day at College"
•2. Memoir: "A Childhood Memory That Changed My Life"
•3. Autobiographical incident: "Overcoming a Challenge"
•4. Expository: Explains or describes a topic, often providing information or analysis.
•Examples of Expository Essays:
•1. Informative: "The History of the Internet"
•2. Explanatory: "How to Write a Research Paper"
•3. Comparative: "Comparing Two Different Cultures
Basics of
Descriptive
Essay Writing:
•A descriptive essay uses vivid and sensory
details to describe a person, place, object, or
experience. Here are the basics:
•Key Elements:
•1. Sensory details: Use sensory language
to describe what you see, hear, smell, taste,
and feel.
•2. Vivid imagery: Use descriptive words and
phrases to create powerful images in the
reader's mind.
•3. Specificity: Avoid generalities and focus
on specific details that bring your description
to life.
•4. Organization: Use a logical structure to
guide the reader through your description.
•Tips:
•1. Use descriptive language: Incorporate adjectives, adverbs, and figurative language.
•2. Show, don't tell: Instead of telling the reader what to feel or think, show them
through your description.
•3. Use sensory details: Engage the reader's senses to make your description more
vivid.
•4. Be specific: Avoid vague descriptions and focus on unique details.
•Structure:
•1. Introduction: Introduce the subject and set the tone.
•2. Body paragraphs: Use descriptive language to paint a picture.
•3. Conclusion: Summarize the main points and leave a lasting impression.
•By following these basics, you can create engaging and immersive descriptive essays
that captivate your readers.
Example
•My Favorite Room:
•My favorite room is my cozy bedroom. Soft sunlight
streams through the window, illuminating the walls.
My comfortable bed is piled with plush pillows and a
warm blanket. Books line the shelves, and a favorite
painting hangs on the wall. The room feels peaceful
and calming, a perfect place to relax.
•Descriptive Elements:
•1. Sensory details: Light, comfort, and peace.
•2. Vivid imagery: Creates a mental image.
•This example uses simple language to describe a
cozy space.
Here's another
Example:
•Topic: A Peaceful Park
•The park was serene and calm. Green grass
stretched beneath tall trees, their leaves rustling
softly in the breeze. A pond reflected the sky's blue
hue, with ducks swimming gently. Birds sang sweet
melodies, creating a soothing atmosphere. The park
was a haven for relaxation.
•Descriptive Elements:
•1. Sensory details: Sights, sounds.
•2. Vivid imagery: Creates a mental image.
•This example uses simple language to describe a
peaceful setting.
Question:
•Q What is easy writing ?
•Q Explain several steps of easy
writing?
•Q write down on the significance
of easy writing?
•Q describe types of easy writing?
•Q what is the purpose of
descriptive easy?
