Essay Writing

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Writing in Plain English - 7 pages by Department of Arts, Sport, the Environment, Tourism and Territories

Writing Essay Exams - Taking Essay Exams 2 pages

Taking an essay exam is very different than writing a term paper or take-home report. You’ll have only a limited amount of time to compose your thoughts, organize them, and get them down on paper. This may seem a little intimidating, but there is one very important thing you should realize: your professor does not expect a perfect essay after just one short hour (or whatever your time limit is). What he or she does expect is that you turn in a coherent, intelligent, and readable response that clearly answers the prompt. Here are some tips to help you do just that.

How to write in plain English 11pages

This guide begins with an introduction called, ‘So what's plain English?’ The guide then looks at the main ways to make writing clearer.

• Keep your sentences short
• Prefer active verbs
• Use 'you' and 'we'
• Use words that are appropriate for the reader
• Don't be afraid to give instructions
• Avoid nominalizations
• Use lists where appropriate

The guide then looks at the difficult subject of apologising, and deals with some of the myths that can get in the way of clear communication. The guide finishes with a summary and a list of words to avoid.

Style Dictionary - 19 pages consists of 3 parts: Writing Styleguide, Dictionary of Plain English and About the author.

Writing Styleguide and Dictionary of Plain English

Abbreviation, acronyms, affect and effect, among and between,

Dictionary of Plain English on 4 pages (15-18). Useful tips how not to complicate in your life with unnecessary fancy terms.


About the author - Duncan Kent

The Principles of Readability by William H. DuBay

In works about technical communication, we are often told how to avoid such problems. For example, JoAnn Hackos and Dawn Stephens in Standards for Online Communication (1997) ask us to “conform to accepted style standards.”


They explain: Many experts, through much research, have compiled golden rules of documentation writing. These rules apply regardless of medium:

• Use short, simple, familiar words
• Avoid jargon.
• Use culture-and-gender-neutral language.
• Use correct grammar, punctuation, and spelling.
• Use simple sentences, active voice, and present tense.
• Begin instructions in the imperative mode by starting sentences with an action verb.
• Use simple graphic elements such as bulleted lists and numbered steps to make information visually accessible.


Prepositions 2 pages but fantastically explained. Preposition in a sentence, Common simple prepositions, common phrasal prepositions, idiomatic prepositions

Essay - 4 pages

0. What Does a Good Essay Need?
1. Starting Your Essay
2. Researching Your Topic
3. Organising Your Ideas
4. Writing the Essay Drafting
5. Referencing Your Essay
6. Editing Your Essay
7. Handing Your Essay In

963 Essays samples - 632 pages by 963 Essays samples by www.tailieuduhoc.org, 185 topics in 963 essays in 632 pages.

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1Writing in Plain English, 2Writing Essay Exams, 3How to write in plain English, 4Style Dictionary, 5The Principles of Readability, 6Prepositions, 7Essay, 8963 Essays samples


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