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3 Distinct approaches to Improve your Record Paper

3 Distinct approaches to Improve your Record Paper

Out of all types of essays, the narrative essay with its creative prowess is by far the most dynamic one. It instructs us, entertains us, moves us, and teaches us, all in one breathe--it’s versatile.

Great essayists over the years have produced narrative essays to talk about times of joy, struggle, and freedom, and have inspired generations in doing so.

An essay writer should never let his or her essay fall short when it comes to narrative essays. Like a good short story, the narrative should entertain the reader while communicating various messages through the narration. 

Unlike the formal analytical essays, the narrative style incorporates in itself every creative writing tool: the plot, dialogue, themes, and more. 

To become better at narrative essays is a question of the right practice and the right habits. For now here are the 5 essential skills that you should develop to write better narrative essays:

Questions to guide your essay

The best way to prep and make an outline for your essay is to ask questions at each part of the essay.

Introduction

The introduction will start by describing the subject in general to narrowing it down to the main thesis. It can have a hook of an interesting idea, question, or statement at the start. Some questions that will help you perfect your introduction:

  • What’s the importance of the subject at hand?
  • What are some of the related ideas?
  • What’s the claim that you will pursue in the writing?

Body Paragraphs

A body paragraph has many components: 

  • Topic Sentence
  • The Claim and evidence
  • The contrary claims and evidence

There should be a minimum of three paragraphs each with a different claim to support the thesis. This will be mentioned in the topic sentence. At the end of each body paragraph, the ideas will have to be connected to the main thesis, and how it supports it. 

Some questions that you should ask when writing the body paragraph

  • Which evidence supports your claim?
  • Which evidence can potentially make your claim weaker?
  • What contrary theories and works are there regarding the topic?
  • How do you show that your claim does better than others?
  • How does it all connect to your main thesis?

  • Sense of Possibility

  • To end the essay with a possibility of more things, hinting at a larger meaning or implication. This type of closure ends the essay without ending the discussion. 
  • If you are working on a literary work then it is possible to quote from the material that might amplify your main thesis, poking at a new perspective. You can also take the words of critics and many analysts to give your final thought or the thesis a spin and shoot out new possibilities. 
  • You can also conclude by putting the context and the aim of the thesis into a larger set. This shows the reader that the essay is just one of many parts of an ultimate argument. It evokes a sense of academic exploration.
  • A final word or a call for action from the essaywriter can explicitly point at the wider aspects of the topic under discussion and how one needs to continue the discussion forward. 

Useful Resources:

Composing An Opinion Essay: Topics And Tips

Instructions to Compose an Intelligent Exposition

The Best Way to Write an Autobiographical Essay

Fundamental components of a story exposition