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- How to write an essay in 5 Steps

1. Purpose/Main Idea
Before you can start writing, you need to have an idea to write about. If you haven't been assigned an idea, it's easier thanyou might think to come up with one of your own.
Your best essays will be about the things that light your fire. What do you feel passionate about? What topics do you find yourselfarguing for or against? Choose the side of the topic you are "for" rather than "against," and your essay will be stronger.
2. Title
Choose a title for your essay that expresses your mainidea. The strongest titles will include a verb. Take a look at any newspaper and you'll see that every title has a verb.
3. Introduction
Your introduction is one short paragraph, justa sentence or two, that states your thesis (your main idea) and introduces your reader to your topic. After your title, this is your next best chance to hook your reader.
4. Body ofInformation
The body of your essay is where you develop your story or argument. You have finished your research and have pages of notes. Right? Go through your notes with a highlighterand mark the most important ideas, the key points.
Choose the top three ideas and write each one at the top of a clean page. Now go through again and pull out supporting ideas for eachkey point. You don't need a lot, just two or three for each one.
Write a paragraph about each of these key points, using the information you've pulled from your notes. Don't have enough?Maybe you need a stronger key point. Do a little more research.
5. Conclusion
You're almost finished. The last paragraph of your essay is your conclusion. It, too, can be short, and itmust tie back to your introduction. In your introduction, you stated the reason for your paper. In your conclusion, you want to summarize how your key points support your thesis.