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How to write better essays / Bryan Greetham.

By: Material type: TextTextEdition: Third editionDescription: xi, 315 pages : illustrations ; 21 cmISBN:
  • 9781137293282
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 808.042 GRE
Summary: The book is a practical academic writing guide designed to help students improve their essay-writing and critical-thinking skills. The book takes readers through every stage of the writing process, including interpreting essay questions, conducting research, planning arguments, drafting essays, and revising effectively. It emphasizes that successful essay writing depends not only on writing techniques, but also on clear thinking, analysis, and evaluation of ideas. The book teaches students how to structure arguments, use evidence persuasively, avoid plagiarism, develop original ideas, and write with clarity and confidence.
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The book is a practical academic writing guide designed to help students improve their essay-writing and critical-thinking skills. The book takes readers through every stage of the writing process, including interpreting essay questions, conducting research, planning arguments, drafting essays, and revising effectively. It emphasizes that successful essay writing depends not only on writing techniques, but also on clear thinking, analysis, and evaluation of ideas. The book teaches students how to structure arguments, use evidence persuasively, avoid plagiarism, develop original ideas, and write with clarity and confidence.

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