Tag Archives: Writing Structure

8 Tips for Structuring Your Writing

April 29, 2007 by aaron
The structure of writing matters as much as the content because an overly loose structure is just as difficult to read and enjoy as badly written content. The following eight tips will help you to find your own specific writing style while providing a few “best practice” tips. These tips will apply to anything you write be it a blog post or dissertation. The introduction should be helpful and interesting. The first thing people will see in any type of writing is the introduction, and most people won’t read any further if the first couple sentences don’t interest them.
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8 Tips to Write Better Paragraphs

April 19, 2007 by aaron
Paragraphs are not just the thing you put five of in a longer essay, they are the unit of though and of idea. All things in life are made up of smaller things, and these smaller things are made up of even smaller things. In writing we begin with letters which combine to make words; words combine to make sentences; sentences combine to make paragraphs, and paragraphs combine to make things we don’t need to worry about here.
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8 Tips for Structuring Your Writing

April 29, 2007 by aaron
The structure of writing matters as much as the content because an overly loose structure is just as difficult to read and enjoy as badly written content. The following eight tips will help you to find your own specific writing style while providing a few “best practice” tips. These tips will apply to anything you write be it a blog post or dissertation. The introduction should be helpful and interesting. The first thing people will see in any type of writing is the introduction, and most people won’t read any further if the first couple sentences don’t interest them.
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8 Tips to Write Better Paragraphs

April 19, 2007 by aaron
Paragraphs are not just the thing you put five of in a longer essay, they are the unit of though and of idea. All things in life are made up of smaller things, and these smaller things are made up of even smaller things. In writing we begin with letters which combine to make words; words combine to make sentences; sentences combine to make paragraphs, and paragraphs combine to make things we don’t need to worry about here.
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