An expository essay is a type of a written assignment that is meant to determine, define and explain the matter you choose for a topic. It is one of the most wide-spread types of essays required both at school and higher educational learning establishments.
To create a proper Expository Essay do the following:
- Write a thesis statement. It should be accurate and brief so that you can cover it completely within your essay. (please refer to Thesis Statement entry somewhere in this blog)
- Decide on the method for disclosing your case. It can be a good example, or cause and effect or even compare and contrast method. They all may drive a reader to a proper conclusion and understanding if used correctly.
- Analyze sources, but put the summary into sentences stating your own attitude and opinion. This is exactly what matters to your tutor.
- Formulate evidence in topic sentences and develop ideas, dividing them into separate paragraphs. Use clear and simple language. Avoid redundant adjectives and adverbs.
- The summary should restate the thesis sentence with the necessary definition that you formulated during the research. It should leave the reader with an impression that the topic is fully covered.
- References and quotations are quite possible to use if they are to the point and give additional light onto the problem. Try to make each sentence give a comprehensive explanation of a problem.
- Choose the style and the format to your liking but remember that the main task of any writer is to make a reader interested in the topic and its progress.
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