Writing: Expository Essay

what is the first part of an expository essay?

• Third body section/paragraph.

• introduction

• First body section/paragraph.

• Second body section/paragraph.

what is the second part of expository essay?

• First body section/paragraph.

• Third body section/paragraph.

• Second body section/paragraph.

• Conclusion.

what is the third part of expository essay?

• Second body section/paragraph.

• Conclusion.

• Third body section/paragraph.

• Introduction.

what is the fourth part of expository essay?

• Second body section/paragraph.

• Conclusion.

• Third body section/paragraph.

• Introduction.

what is the fifth part of expository essay?

• First body section/paragraph.

• Third body section/paragraph.

• Introduction

• Conclusion.

How do you choose an expository essay topic?

• Narrow the focus. After you choose a topic, you should focus on a specific aspect of the topic.

• For an expository essay, make sure the topic is something that you can explain

• In addition, consider what type of expository writing would be most appropriate

• to explain the topic.

How do you structure an expository essay?

• Introduction paragraph.

  Hook.

  Background information.

  A thesis statement or a sentence explaining the main purpose of the essay.

  Transition sentence.

  Body paragraph 1.

  Topic sentence about the first main idea or fact being presented.

  Supporting evidence and facts.

• Expository writing has a clear purpose: to educate the reader. While it may also entertain or persuade the reader, these are secondary benefits and not the author's goal.

• The first step in writing an expository essay is to decide how to structure your work. Expository essays generally begin with an introduction followed by three body paragraphs before reaching the conclusion.

• Introduce the issue. Present the topic and its explanation or clarification. Provide the categories used to explain the topic. Provide the thesis statement.

How do you start an essay question?

• Expository essays discuss topics by using facts rather than opinions, requiring students to evaluate and investigate while setting forth their arguments clearly and concisely.

• Introduce the issue. Present the topic and its explanation or clarification. Provide the categories used to explain the topic. Provide the thesis statement.

• Many introductory paragraphs briefly describe the main points that will be made to explain the topic. Engages readers in the topic. The introductory paragraph should grab the audience's attention. You can often interest your audience in a topic by including an amusing or unexpected statement.

• Establishing what you already know about a topic/ subject is a good starting point for any essay. It also helps you figure out what you don't know and where you need to start researching. An effective way of doing this is using a word dump.

What kind of information should be given in an expository essay?

• The expository essay is a genre of essay that requires the student to investigate an idea, evaluate evidence, expound on the idea, and set forth an argument concerning that idea in a clear and concise manner.

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