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How to Write a Good Essay on Your Topic

If you find yourself writing an article about your topic without knowing how to write a good article on your topic—do not worry! Here are some tips that will help you write a good article on your topic:

• Read around. You should read around your topic and see what other people have written about your topic. Look at other articles on the same topic. This way you will know what others have said about your topic and how you can add to their understanding of the topic. Also look at primary sources like books or articles written by experts or people who are directly connected with the topic you are writing about in your article. Reading around helps you understand more about your topic as well as develop your own ideas by comparing what others have said about it with what you think about your topic.
• Make notes. You should make notes while reading around because reading around helps you develop your ideas as well as identify new areas that need further research for you to write a good article on your topic. The notes will help you remember what you read around about your topic so that you can write about it in your article later on. Some good note taking techniques include taking notes in bullet points or making mind maps or concept maps that reflect your understanding of your topic as well as what needs further research or clarification from your part before you write about your topic in your article later on.
• Start writing. You should start writing at this point because once you start writing you start thinking more actively about what you have read around about your topic as well as identifying new areas that need further research or clarification before you write about your topic in your article later on. Writing helps you clarify what you already know as well as identify areas that need further research or clarification before you write about them in your article later on. Some of the things that might come up while writing include places where you want to add more information or examples or places where you need more information or examples before you can continue writing about them in your article later on. Hence if you start writing at this point, you start thinking more actively about these things as well as clarifying them before you write about them in your article later on.
• Keep writing until done. Once you start writing, keep on writing until done. Some writers stop writing when they run out of time or run out of ideas which means they stop working on sections of their article that still need work before they can submit their final draft to their instructor during the editing session before submitting their final drafts at the end of the course. If I had stopped writing after I ran out of time or ideas while writing my dissertation in graduate schop—my dissertation would have never been completed because there were still sections that needed further work even after I ran out of time or ideas while writing it! So if you find yourself running out of time or ideas while writing—keep going until done!

Chapter 4

Common Topics That Students Should Focus On When Writing Their Essays

In this chapter I discuss some common topics that students should focus on when writing their articles:

Common Topics For Argument Essays

Argument Against a Viewpoint

You should argue against a viewpoint when you disagree with someone’s opinion about a certain issue or topic that is discussed in class or when someone else is arguing for a viewpoint in class. Argument against a view point is considered one of the easiest types of articles because all you need to do is present the reasons why most people agree with a given viewpoint while presenting the reasons why most people disagree with another given viewpoint which is why argument against viewpoint is considered the easiest type of article among all types of articles except for argument against a claim which we discuss next below.

Note. Students often ask me how to structure an argument against a view point article which looks like an argument against a claim article except that they need to argue against a viewpoint instead of arguing against a claim like in an argument against a claim article—and my answer is always the same. Structure it like an argument against a claim but change “claim” with “viewpoint” throughout the article!

But here is another thing students often ask me—they want to know how to identify specific viewpoints from general viewpoints—and here is how I do it:

Students often want to know how they can identify specific viewpoints from general viewpoints which means they want to know how they can identify specific arguments against viewpoints from general arguments against viewpoints—and here is how I do it:

General Argument Against Viewpoints

Argument Against Claim

Claims are statements that people make about issues or topics. Claims are usually supported by reasons such as evidence or reasons why people accept certain claims over others; however, claims may also be unsupported by reasons depending on whether the writer thinks that no reasons are needed to support his claim or simply forgot to give any reasons for his claim at all—but since we cannot be sure whether reasons were deliberately left out from someone’s claim or simply forgotten due to lack of clarity or lack of attention—always assume that every claim needs supporting reasons unless stated otherwise by the writer himself/herself! Whether an argument gives reasons for its claim is also called an argumentative stance which means an argumentative stance supports its claim with reasons—while an unargumentative stance does not support its claim with reasons but instead presents its claim without giving any reasons for his/her claim—this does not mean though that unargumentative stances don’t give reasons at all! Unargumentative stances give reasons too; however, these reasons are hidden somewhere within the body

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