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Essay Writing Workshop Writing an Essay Essay Writing Workshop

Is this you when you hear the word ESSAY?!

DO NOT PANIC!

Today we will learn how to write an essay

Don’t be afraid of an Essay Don’t be afraid of an Essay! You’ve probably used evidence to form an argument before.

What is an Essay? An essay is a written collection of ideas or arguments, organised and divided neatly into paragraphs. Always remember that an essay is a written form of communication and therefore, must be clear, organized and easily understandable to those reading

What is the Purpose of an Essay? An essay is used to state and support an opinion with proof and explanation. Essays can be used to persuade others to agree with your opinion.

Why do we write five paragraph essays? The first paragraph is an introductory paragraph The middle three paragraph are the body paragraphs The last paragraph is the concluding paragraph

1. Introductory Paragraph 2. Body paragraph 1 3. Body paragraph 2 4. Body paragraph 3 5. Concluding paragraph

Body Paragraphs Each body paragraph states and explains a different point to help you prove your opinion An opinion is always stronger when it has more supporting facts (proof)

Fact Opinion Fact is a true statement Facts can be supported, upheld and proven by evidence An opinion is one individual’s personal belief on a subject Everyone is welcome to have an opinion, but not every opinion is based on fact Opinions can be based on what a person has heard from others, and is therefore subject to bias

Fact is Stronger than Opinion For this reason, make sure that you phrase and word your essays as if they are FACT, not simply OPINION

Essay and Paragraph Structure Introduction Paragraph Body Paragraph #1 Body Paragraph # 2 Body Paragraph # 3 Concluding Paragraph