Everything in nature has structure, something to hold it together; essays also have structure. Parts of that structure that can be challenging to write are introductions, thesis statements, and conclusions. […]
I don’t remember ever being taught how to make writing concise, so I’ve thought more about how I trim words. I hope that the following information about redundancies, expletive constructions, […]
Certain writing strategies work better for some writers than others do, and part of the reason may be writers’ different learning styles. I’ll share writing strategies I learned as a […]
When I was a high school sophomore, I wondered if every essay I wrote for my English classes would be a classic five-paragraph essay. I had mixed feelings about the […]
For many, the hardest step of writing is getting started. Maybe you have a topic, or you might not even have that. The blank page is full of possibilities—yet empty. […]
Who likes seeing the comment “Wordy” in the margin? Who likes reading writing that takes forever to get to the point? Assuming you like neither one, read on for ways […]
I don’t remember ever being taught how to make writing concise, so I’ve thought more about how I trim words. I hope that the following information about redundancies, expletive constructions, […]
By tutor Darla: www.tutapoint.com/darla.n Certain writing strategies work better for some writers than others do, and part of the reason may be writers’ different learning styles. I’ll share writing strategies I […]
Ethos, Pathos & Logos are very important in writing in order to convince audience. Ethos is basically the source’s credibility or the author’s authority. It is often conveyed through tone […]
by Darla Nagel (www.tutapoint.com/darla.n) For many, the hardest step of writing is getting started. Maybe you have a topic, or you might not even have that. The blank page is […]
