After collecting and sorting out the notes, start to draw an outline of the paper and decide which part to write an example. What you need to do now is to finish a first draft. Don't worry about its imperfection, because you will have many opportunities to revise and perfect it in the future. What you need to do now is to show your ideas as much as possible in the first draft.

Second, write the following three parts.

Introduction: Use a paragraph to explain your essay, not too many words. Generally between 100-200 words.

Text: You need multiple paragraphs to answer the related questions of Essay, and show your essay with examples.

Conclusion: Summarize this article in one paragraph, give a consistent conclusion and avoid repetition with the introduction.

Third, writing should be more targeted.

Think about the problems of the paper, find a specific angle and viewpoint with your own ideas, make sure that everything you write supports this viewpoint, and give corresponding academic support and quotations to prove it.

Fourth, the paper should be innovative.

You must read a lot of articles and books related to your thesis, seek different positions, and support and demonstrate with a lot of arguments. Try not to be the same as the previous papers, and you can also discuss with your tutor to get more opinions.

Fifth, do a good job in proofreading and revising the essay.

Check your article carefully to see if there are any mistakes in grammar, writing and sentences. You'd better ask your classmates to check it for you. Some mistakes are hard to find by yourself.

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