Where Can I Find Online Essay Writing Help


Today’s students of English and other subjects have an unending store of educational information at their fingertips—and, at the speed of light. Two seconds is all you need to find essay writing help online, but you want to choose the right help, right?

Also, the internet gives students the ability to help themselves whether than having to leave their home and go find help from tutors or the Writing Lab at your school (although these can be winning solutions as well!).

Here’s my handy guide to seeking quality online essay writing help.

First, Determine What Type of Essay You Are Writing, Specifically


First, you’ll want to narrow down your essay help to focus on the exact kind of help you need—otherwise, you’re going to put “essay help” into a search engine that is going to blow up with gazillions of pages of results for you to sift through.

So, look back at the textbook or assignment sheet (or ask your instructor) if this is an expository essay, argumentative, take a stand, or persuasive essay—or is it a work of literary analysis you have to write?

First, let me reassure you of one fact—there is really only one form for all essays and only really one type of them—PERSUASIVE ESSAYS!

If it is a research paper, search for evidence by topic.

Next, Search Smart and Research Smart


Fist, decide what kind of help you want and search for only that. For example, if you want a tutor in argumentative essays—search for that. This search will pull up people who specialize in subjects like persuasion, speech, and argumentative topics. v

OR you can help yourself by searching for handouts and samples. You’ll want to put something narrow into your search box—say “argumentative essay samples” or “persuasive essay structure” just to narrow the pool down a bit.

On The Importance of a Thesis


In any essay, whether it is expository, argumentative, or even a work of literary analysis, you are going to have to construct a thesis and then persuade the reader, through sound evidence, that your argument is correct – that it has actual “re-searchable” validity. Remember, take an unusual approach to a topic that has a significant body of research. No one wants an idea that they cannot research—no one wants an idea where you’re alone for the entire gamut of your research paper yapping—unless it’s a personal essay.

All Essays Must Have Evidence


For example, if you’re writing on “we must take action on global warming now,” you’d first provide solid evidence that global warming is a present and imminent danger to humanity and plant life and then provide solid research proving this is so. You’d also move to an argument (again, backed up by solid evidence) of things we can do to combat global warming now.

Likewise, if your thesis is on the fact that “supernatural occurrences are plentiful in Leslie Marmon Silko’s Ceremony, you’ll want to provide evidence that this is true, both from the text and other critics’ insights into the importance of the supernatural in Silko’s works.

Knowing these building blocks of essays will make the writing – and the research – reveal insights worth writing about.

 
 

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