1, proposed topic;

2. Determine the central argument;

3. conceive the layout of the whole paper: for example, in what order to discuss the general argument, thus forming the skeleton of the paper structure;

4. After most of them are arranged, consider the next arguments of each part one by one until you write the main argument sentence of the paragraph;

5. conceive each paragraph in turn and arrange the use of each paragraph for reference when writing;

6. Conduct a comprehensive inspection of the suggested outline and make necessary deletion.

Principles of outline writing:

1, we should have a global view and form an overall idea. Think about the position and function of each part in the paper, and see if the distribution of each part is appropriate and can serve the central argument.

2, take into account the logic between the parts. When writing a thesis, we should pay special attention to the connection between arguments, have clear arguments and persuasive papers, and have strict logic in the process of argumentation.

3. Select materials from the central point of view. Materials serve the argument of the paper, and those irrelevant to the center can be discarded instead of being used in the paper.

Writing down the basic ideas in the outline will not only help to clarify and clarify the progress of ideas, but also effectively prevent "digression", because opinion sentences will remind and restrict the author from time to time and let the author remember the center of the article.