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How to Write Better Essays: 6 Practical Tips

20 March, 2014

The best students enjoy writing essays because they’re a chance toshine; they’re an interesting intellectual exercise in which the writermust craft thoughtful arguments on complex topics within theconfines of a prescribed and of ten restrictive word count.

For many such students, each essay brings with it

the challenge of making it that little bit better

than the last one. The problem is that when you

write essays regularly, it’s easy to get stuck in a rut

of repeating the same formula each time –

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Offer to share your essays with other people and they may

return the favour. Even better: start a study group.

from the teachers who read them. So how do you

take your essays to the next level and go from

great to brilliant? Here are some practical tips and

techniques that will help you write consistently

impressive essays.

1. Read other people’s essays Just as the books you read

subconsciously help mould your

own writing style

(/articles/improve-writing-spare-

time.html), so reading other

people’s essays can help you

develop and build on your own

essay-writing style. Try to read a

range of other essays, including

those of your peers and of academics. Read essays on a wide

variety of subjects

(/articles/write-great-essay-a-

level-subjects.html), not

necessarily just those that you’re

studying; different disciplines might apply different kinds of arguments or styles

(/articles/guide-english-style-efl-learners.html), so the wider you read, the more

possible techniques there are for you to pick up and use in essays of your own.

As you read other people’s essays, don’t just take them at face value. Be critical: what do

you like about them? What don’t you like about them? How persuasive do you think they

are? Is the argument a balanced one, with points adequately supported with evidence?

Has the writer used any techniques you’ve not seen before?

Another good source of essays is the broadsheet newspapers. Read the opinion pieces

and dissect how the writer has supported their points with evidence, and again, be

critical (/articles/rationally-develop-opinions.html); note where they’ve left things out to

try to persuade you to a particular opinion. Essays should be balanced, so you can learn

from the best of these writers and pick up some techniques to help you shape abalanced piece.

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2. Build your vocabulary and use it properly

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Make use of dictionaries and thesauri.

A good vocabulary

(/articles/words-phrases-good-

essays.html) will allow you to

express exactly what you mean,

as clearly and concisely as

possible. Economy with words is

a characteristic of all good

essays, because readers (andessay-markers) don’t like having

their time wasted with long,

rambling points that could have

been expressed in half the

number of words.

One way of ensuring that you can

communicate clearly and to the point is through accurate and effective use of advanced

vocabulary. A good essay writer should never rest on their laurels when it comes to

vocabulary; it’s something you should be working on continually, as there are always

new words to learn that could help convey a point more effectively. What’s more,

deploying a good vocabulary displays intelligence and allows you to be more persuasive

in your essay-writing. Here are some ways in which you can build your vocabulary:

– Subscribe to a ‘word a day’ email (such as this one from Merriam-Webster

(http://www.merriam-webster.com/word-of-the-day/)). Create a folder in your email

account for new word emails, so that you can file each email away and have them all in

one place ready to flick through and learn from in an idle moment.

– Read widely, and refer to a dictionary for words you don’t know as you go along; this

way, you’ll learn the new word as well as seeing it in context so you know how to use it

properly. Read different genres of fiction, and non-fiction covering a range of topics, and

you’ll have the added bonus of widening your general knowledge (https://www.oxford-

royale.co.uk/articles/read-enhance-general-knowledge.html) as well as your vocabulary.

– Use a thesaurus – if you find yourself using the same words over and over again, add

variety to your language by looking up those words in a thesaurus and finding other

words that mean the same thing. A word of warning: words you find in a thesaurus can’t

always be used interchangeably; even words with similar meanings can differ subtly in away that makes them inappropriate in certain contexts, so find examples of a word used

correctly before you use a new word for the first time.

– Learn prefixes, suffixes and roots – it sounds boring, but this shortcut will help you

learn a great many more words. Many roots come from Latin and Greek words, such as

“bene” in Latin, meaning “good”, which gives rise to words such as “benefactor”,

“benevolent” and “benefit”. It’s often possible to deduce the meaning of a new word if

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The aim of improving your vocabulary is to increase precision

and reduce waffle.

you know its root and read it in context. Prefixes are added to the beginning of a word

to change the meaning, such as “semi” or “ante”, while suffixes are added to the end,

such as “-able” or “-ance”.

– Start a vocabulary book – you probably have one if you’re learning a foreign language,

so why not have one for your native language as well? Buy yourself a nice notepad and

use it to collect new words and their meanings. The act of writing down the definition

will help you remember it, and you could include an example of how the word is used toincrease your chances of memorising it for use in essays. It may help to have different

sections for words on particular themes; you could have a general section, and then

further parts of the notebook could be dedicated to words of use in history essays,

science essays and so on.

Put the new words you’ve learned

to good use right away, perhaps

setting yourself the challenge of

including a minimum number of

new ones in each essay you write.

This will help consolidate your

knowledge at the same time as

impressing the reader.

One important thing to

remember, though: don’t use big

words just for the sake of it.

Using a long, obscure word when

a simpler one would suffice risksmaking you sound pompous,

which may have the opposite

effect to the one intended. What’s more, be wary of adding words for the sake of it; cut

the waffle by reviewing each sentence and removing any words or sentences that don’t

add anything to what you’re saying. Ultimately, your goal should be to make your writing

as clear and easy-to-understand as possible, so that it is a pleasure to read.

3. Words to help develop an argument

Part of sounding intelligent in an essay is not repeating yourself; as you’re writing, focuson using language effectively to help build an argument and create a sense of structure.

To that end, avoid using the same words every time; many people overuse the word

“also”, for example. Vary your language, and use words such as “moreover”,

“furthermore” and “however”. Such words help develop your argument and make the

reader feel they are being guided through the problems on a sort of ‘journey’ to your

conclusion.

4. Elevator pitching your essays


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Would you be able to summarise your essay between floors?

Be aware of who the foremost writers on a subject are, even if

you decide not to reference them. For instance, anyone

studying Beowulf should be aware of JRR Tolkien’s essay, ‘The

Monsters and the Critics.’

We’ve probably all had it

hammered into us that we should

write an essay plan before we

start writing, but before you even

do that, you need to know what

the argument you’re going to

make actually is. Only then can

you start writing the structure foran essay that builds up to your

overall conclusion. To condense

what you’re trying to say into a

short, snappy summary for you to

work from, try making an

‘Elevator Pitch’ style summary of what you intend to write and why readers should be

interested in it.

The Elevator Pitch is a technique used by salespeople when condensing the arguments

for buying a product into the shortest possible summary of why a customer should

consider a purchase. The salesperson is told to imagine themselves in a lift; in the time

it takes for that lift to reach the desired floor, they should have given a compelling

argument in favour of that product that would result in the customer buying it, or at

least wanting to know more. Your Elevator Pitch for your essay should sell the idea of it

to a reader, leaving them wanting to read the essay in question. This is quite a tough

exercise, as it forces you to be ruthlessly concise in your thinking and choice of words;

but you can use this summary to help you write your introduction, and it’ll help you

achieve clarity in what you’re trying to say.

5. Tell the reader what other people say We’ve mentioned this on a

previous article on essay writing

(/articles/how-to-write-brilliant-

essays.html), but it seems

pertinent to mention it here too.

Essays are a chance for you to

show off how widely read you

are, so make sure you quote otherpeople’s opinions, and original

sources, on what you’re writing

about. For example, if you were

to write a history essay on early

religious practices in Britain, you

could quote original texts on that

topic (such as Bede’s Ecclesiastical

History of the English People) and

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Be honest: do you find your tone of voice interesting?

also mention what a range of modern scholars have to say about the topic. Contrasting

views should be sought; it’s unlikely that everyone agrees on the topic, so show you’ve

looked at all the possible angles.

For each of the subjects you’re studying, start a page in a notebook for important people

in that field, with a summary of when they lived and what their views are. That way,

you’ll have something to refer to when you’re writing an essay and want to consult

appropriate scholars or other writers whose opinions you might wish to include.

Don’t quote too much; mix citations with your own opinions so that it doesn’t look as

though you have to hide behind other people’s words. It’s fine to disagree with a scholar

you quote, provided you can give evidence and reasoning for doing so. This shows that

you have thought about it and made your own mind up, rather than blindly accepting

what that scholar has said; this demonstrates strong critical reasoning skills, one of the

hallmarks of brilliant students.

6. Syntax, punctuation and tone of voiceYou may not consciously realise

it when you’re reading, but

sophisticated sentence structures

make the world of difference to

how intelligent you sound. As

we’ve already said, the most

important consideration when

you’re writing is making yourself

easy for readers to understand;

but you can still do this and

utilise a range of interesting

syntax at the same time. Employ

a variety of sentence structures,

long and short, but don’t let your

sentences become too long and rambling, or they become difficult to read. Effective

punctuation (/articles/condensed-guide-english-punctuation.html) is vital in conveying

your arguments persuasively; the last thing a teacher or lecturer wants to read is an

essay riddled with poor grammar. What’s more, the reader shouldn’t have to read a

sentence more than once to understand it.

You probably already have a tone of voice you use for writing essays, but is it interesting

and engaging? Read through some of your old essays and ask yourself honestly whether

you find them absorbing. If they’re not, it could well be because you’ve not established

the right tone of voice. Essays constitute a formal, academic context, but that doesn’t

mean you have to be boring. A confident tone of voice will help show the reader that

you know what you’re talking about and reassure them that they’re in safe hands.

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Writing in the active rather than the passive voice is a well-known trick of the trade that

writers use to give their writing a sense of immediacy and make it more compelling; you

too can deploy this technique in your essays by steering clear of the passive voice (for

example, rather than writing “Much work is being done to…”, say “Scholars are putting a

great deal of effort into…”). Over the course of an entire essay, you’d be surprised what a

difference this makes to your tone.

We hope you’ve found these tips and techniques useful and that they help you take youressay-writing to new heights. If you have any tips you’d like to share with us, do let us

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42 Responses to “How to Write Better Essays: 6Practical Tips”

1. June 10, 2014 at 4:16 pm, Jedi Santos said:

Thanks for the tips!I’m looking forward for more!

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3. October 23, 2014 at 4:26 pm, Rosanna said:

I am so bad in my English essays, and speech. My teacher thinks I’m stupid and now i

don’t know what to do.



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– 20 Tips for Writing an Essay in a Hurry (/articles/writing-essay-hurry.html)

There are more in our extensive archive (/tag/study-skills). Don’t lose heart; if you can

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4. February 11, 2015 at 11:12 pm, Prisca.Lingtamat said:

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11. May 07, 2015 at 12:19 am, SYLVESTER OUMA said:

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12. May 27, 2015 at 7:33 pm, Prabhjot said:

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Thank you



13. July 09, 2015 at 7:29 pm, Rbert said:

Good work, a great deal of help. I am able to move forward.



14. July 10, 2015 at 4:19 am, kaushik varsani said:

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15. July 26, 2015 at 3:21 am, Imey said:

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my writing soon!

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16. July 30, 2015 at 11:56 am, folashade said:

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17. September 14, 2015 at 6:17 pm, Tsetan Namgyal said:

Thinks for sharing a wonderful information..



18. September 16, 2015 at 7:39 pm, SwagataSwagata Khan said:

I’ve received help from it. But still I have problem in vocabulary. The thing is I do

memorize new words a lot. But when I come to write something they stay out of my

mind, I can’t use them. So enriching vocabulary power is therefore of no use. How I can

get rid of it? To use what I’ve learned.



19. October 02, 2015 at 9:44 am, jacob lawrence said:

Wow, wonderful. I’m helped a lot and I’m looking forward for more.



20. October 16, 2015 at 7:31 pm, Flora said:

Wonderful but my English is bad. Please send me tips on vocabulary.



21. October 31, 2015 at 9:56 am, godfreygodianus said:

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22. November 01, 2015 at 3:22 pm, nurwahyuni said:

thanks for the tips..


23. November 02, 2015 at 3:23 am, Campbell Paul said:

your tips are improving my essay writings. thanks, really did more tips.



24. November 04, 2015 at 3:01 pm, Patrick Berg said:

Cheers lads. Really useful



25. November 05, 2015 at 8:14 am, Anna (http://essaysmasters.com/) said:

Thanks for the helpful tips. I believe this article can help many students.

By the way it is a very good idea to subscribe to a ‘word a day’ email . I recommend it toeveryone.



26. November 06, 2015 at 3:45 pm, Sunday said:

Thanks for this set of tips. I’m interested in writing but I alway fear to be insulted about

the structure of my sentences. However, I do underestimate myself.

Please to whom may concern, what can I do to correct these acts?



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27. November 11, 2015 at 4:47 am, iqra khan said:

Thanks for this article… but if you have any other please let me know…!!! I always get

low marks in my essays …



Thank you for your comment. Insecurity about academic skills is very common, but the

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28. November 22, 2015 at 6:11 pm, NjQ said:

Omg thanks so much, really helped!



29. November 25, 2015 at 7:28 am, Dan said:

These are great writing tips. I now see the reason why our teacher used to read a sample

of best essays in class.

I can affirm myself that the part of creating your own vocabulary book does work like

magic!



30. November 26, 2015 at 7:31 pm, eben said:

i find it difficult to write essay,how could i become master in english



31. December 05, 2015 at 2:12 pm, Atul kumar said:

I was very bad in english essay writing competion but after reading this i think it is

useful for me


32. December 26, 2015 at 5:16 am, Rajesh said:

I am very poor in English vocabulary so please guide me for better English speak and

write



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I think my writing skills will improve after reading this article! Thanks to author!



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