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Outline and headings in the Essay
Salam all, in the traditional essays that we have been writing in our english papers during our school and college days, there was no concept of an outline or headings and subheadings in an essay, but in almost every guide book for CSS essay both are recommended, I have a bit of confusion in this regard, firstly, should the outline be formally written before the essay or is it just the part of rough work "outline plan" to be written at the backside of the answer sheet, secondly, about headings, please guide me a bit as to how the heading ought to be used during the course of the essay i-e please give a guideline as to how headings ought to be used e-g should we have a separate heading for stuff like the introduction by the name of "Introduction" at the start of the essay?? I mean what should be the orientation of the headings, and are the heading necessary for every type of essay topic??? help would be much appreciated.
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Outline is a must for CSS essay. Headings, however, are not generally recommended as they spoil the flow of thoughts and para to para connectivity; so you should, better, avoid it.
You can plan outline on rough pages at the end of answer sheet, thereafter write it at the beginning of essay on neat pages. |
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Thankyou very much, I just checked your profile you have a masters degree in English Masha'ALLAH, please elaborate a little more on the general format and requirement of a CSS english essay to get maximum possible marks, thankyou very much again
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Let me know, so that I could have a better idea and be specific as per requirement/urgency. |
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headings are not compulsory but otline is compulsory , some one tell me about outline that how much points required for an outline, maximum or minimm. thanks
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Yes I am a 2013 aspirant, I need general guidance, like the necessary points to remember and the general structure and layout required to get maximum possible marks in the essay
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quotations
can anybody guide me about the use of quotations in the essay ?
i mean how , where and when to put the quotation ? can we write a quotation before the introduction ? |
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Well, essays topics, generally, does not fall under single topic essays. They are often statements, interrelated and specifically confined to some aspects of the issue. e.g. Energy Crisis in Pakistan: Causes and Consequences The United Nations in the 21st Century: Obligations and Limitations Democracy is a culture rather than a process I would suggest following for essay writing 1. Brainstorming: In my opinion first better option to go while attempting an essay is to “brainstorm” in a way that you cover all important points/aspects. Write the topic in centre then go on extracting points and sub-points. You can do it on rough pages of your answer sheet. I did the same in my Essay Paper. 2. Outlining: Now, you have all possible points before you; you have to choose, compile and arrange your outline. That too, you should do on rough pages. Outline should be comprehensive enough to give a complete view of your essay to the examiner. So, it would be a good option to make your outline in a { 1)… i)…a)…} order. e.g. (suggesting solution to problems of education) 6) Suggestions and Recommendations iii) Campaigning educational revolution a)Role of media__ awakening public spirit b) establishing a public fund__ etc iv) Financing education a) Debt financing b) Public-private partnership……. and the like…
Writing THE Essay: While writing the essay, keep the following things in consideration: 1. It should be organized, on the same lines as would be your outline 2. Avoid grammar and spelling mistakes as much as possible: 3. Be consistent and clear in thoughts 4. Write pertinent and to the point 5. There should be coherence ( each paragraph being unified in itself and so shouls be the whole essay) 6. use connective devices 7. There should be fluency both in thoughts and expression 8. Use variety of sentence patterns 9. Relate your essay to the current developments/situation: put relevant facts and figures 10. Use quotations if you have relevant ones; avoid using quotes for the sake of it |
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There is no maximum to minimum sort of limit. It should be comprehensive. Generally people write 2 page outline. Mine went on 2 and a half page in exams.
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