Narrative Essay: Inside Out

August 22, 2019

What is a narrative essay?

How is it different from other essay types?

How to write a narrative essay so it would impress a teacher, or any other reader, and be worth sharing and retelling?

This ultimate guide on narrative writing gets all the answers straight.

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You Ask “Write My Essay Free,” But Here’s The Problem

August 15, 2019

Let’s face it, most students search Google for free written essays today. Are you among them? Do you want to get the list of websites that write essays for you free? Do you need a list of top-notch essays to use it whenever teachers assign papers to you?

Or, maybe you want to find an expert who will answer your query “write my essay free” and ask nothing but “thank you” for it? Great! But there’s a small problem:

It doesn’t work that way.

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How to Write a Perfect Essay Outline

August 14, 2019

An essay outline is a plan of your academic paper, where you structurize it and organize the main points into paragraphs so it would be easier for you to write an essay.

You can’t write an essay without outlining. Fine, you can do that if a low grade is okay for you to get. But those willing to craft a paper that’s worth A+ will need to create an essay outline and organize their research in one place before writing.
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The SAT Essay 2019-2020: What to Expect

July 19, 2019

How to write an SAT essay:

Read the prompt to understand the task.
Read the sample passage, underlining the examples and evidence.
Come up with a thesis statement.
Outline your SAT essay.
Write a draft.
Edit it: check arguments and evidence, make sure there’s a logic in the essay.
Proofread your SAT essay: check grammar, spelling, sentence structure, etc.

Good news for those afraid of SAT essays:

This section is optional now. It means they won’t require you to write an SAT essay this year.

Bad news:
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What is an Expository Essay? Ultimate Guide

July 9, 2019

An expository essay is a type of academic writing where you investigate the topic by evaluating the evidence and expounding the idea to describe, explain, and provide the information to a reader.

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So, it happens again: a teacher assigns an expository essay to you.

Nothing special, right? After all, who doesn’t know anything about expository writing?

*sarcasm here*
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