22 Mar 2018
It is not so difficult to write a play review, especially if you can clearly express your thoughts and have already written a couple of reviews. If you don’t know how to write a review of a play, this article will introduce you to the basic rules of review writing!
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26 Sep 2016
Whether you feel confident while taking part in discussions or you hate defending your opinion, you will probably be assigned an argumentative paper in your educational institution anyway. So, this type of work gives you a great opportunity to think of all your arguments and answers to objections in a calm atmosphere. Read information about argumentative papers and get ready to write brilliant work.
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28 Mar 2016
Wondering how to write a good title for your essay? Here are some of the best practical pieces of advice to turn you into a brilliant title creator!
A title is the part of your work that gives the first impression to your reader. Of course, everybody wants that impression to be really strong, but writing titles is not an easy task. Why do students dislike writing conclusions? Because summarizing is so hard and there’s always so much you want to add! Or maybe you feel like you’ve already said what is needed to be said, and there’s no use of writing a summary. Titles are even harder: you have to present your work and make it interesting for the reader not in a paragraph, but in a simple and short sentence.
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16 Feb 2016
One of the most important stages of writing a college paper is selecting and narrowing the topic. The following guide will go through this step with you!
Sometimes, you’ll be given a list of possible questions and themes for your college paper, and other times you will have the freedom to choose your own topic. This freedom can be both great and terrifying. If you have difficulties choosing what to write about, start with a few ideas and choose the best one after several steps. You can also consult with your instructor about the best topic choices.
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15 Oct 2015
Paragraph writing can be intimidating, particularly in the early stages of an essay. The eigh-sentence paragraph burst is one style of essay writing that is designed to get writers past those early stages of essay creation. The eight-sentence format can be boiled down to the following six elements: topic sentence, first major support, first minor support, second major support, second minor support and conclusion. Continue reading
14 Oct 2014
Writing a novel is like baking a cake. You need to mix the right ingredients. The outline is the recipe of your novel. Here is the gude for writing an outline.
Step 1
Brainstorm to get your ideas together. Write down your thoughts about the potential characters, themes and setting. Don’t limit your ideas, just note all of them.
Step 2
When you have written enough ideas to start writing a novel, give a few answers before you begin writing an outline. Ask yourself who your main character is and his motivation; who the antagonist is; what aims your characters have and so on. Continue reading
20 Aug 2014
Family is the cradle of our personalities we carry along through life. This idea was cultivated and represented beautifully in one of the world’s most referred to novels by Markuz Zusak, ‘The Book Thief.’ In this ‘The Book Thief’ essay, we studied how novel presents the family as something that is not confined to one’s biological connections and place of living, instead embracing complex emotional and mental relations. Our ‘The Book Thief’ essay questions the common idea of family as a social entity, arguing that it has a highly spiritual nature. Continue reading
10 Jun 2014
It is important that the research paper clearly identifies both cause and effect in order to show their relationship. The success of your college paper assignment depends on the amount of planning you put into the effort. Here are the planning stages for developing your research paper.
1. Selecting a topic
Try to choose a topic of interest to you. Before you begin, you should present your topic to the teacher for approval. Continue reading