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Pre-Writing Strategies
Amal Al-HamidEng. 213
Pre-Writing Strategies
You should use prewriting to . . . think more clearly see a start of your paper keep track of your ideas practice expressing yourself in writing
Pre-Writing Strategies
BASIC PREWRITING STRATEGIES Develop Questions like…What do I know? What do I need to find
out? What is the point of the paper?
BASIC PREWRITING STRATEGIES Jot List Animals
-pet animals- Farm animals- Sheep- Wild animals- Lion- insects
BASIC PREWRITING STRATEGIES Brainstorm
BASIC PREWRITING STRATEGIES Free write
BASIC PREWRITING STRATEGIES
Outline AnimalsI- Pet animals
a- domestic1- cat2- dog
b- farm1- sheep
II- Wild animalsIII- insects
BASIC PREWRITING STRATEGIES
Mapping Animals
Pet Wild Insects
Jungle Desert
FoxMonkey
BASIC PREWRITING STRATEGIES
Tree Diagram
Structure of an Essay: Outline I. Introduction Introductory statements Thesis statement Introduce supporting ideas (optional) II. Body First supporting idea Transition, topic sentence Discussion, examples, and analysis Conclusion (optional) Second supporting idea Transition, topic sentence Discussion, examples, and analysis Conclusion (optional) Third supporting idea Transition, topic sentence Discussion, examples, and analysis Conclusion (optional) III. Conclusion Transition, statement reflecting back on thesis Restate key points Ending statement that provokes thought (optional)
Outline for a Five-Paragraph Essay Title: ____________________ Introduction
Introductory statement Thesis statement: ____________________
Body
First Supporting Idea (Topic Sentence): ____________________ ____________________ ____________________ ____________________
Second Supporting Idea (Topic Sentence): ____________________ ____________________ ____________________ ____________________
Third Supporting Idea (Topic Sentence): ____________________
____________________ ____________________ ____________________
Conclusion Closing statement Restate thesis: ____________________
Writing an introduction
One paragraph for the introduction.
Introduce the topic How the topic will be developed Contain thesis statement p.105-
106. Should be inviting.