CompFAQ/Organization/Body

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📝 English Composition Writing FAQ 11011102📖

The body of an essay is the main section where the writer presents and develops their arguments or ideas. It usually makes up the majority of the essay and is where the writer provides evidence and analysis to support their thesis statement.

The body paragraphs should be organized logically and coherently, with each paragraph focusing on a specific point or argument related to the overall topic. Each paragraph should start with a topic sentence that introduces the main idea of the paragraph, followed by supporting details and evidence. The writer should use transition words and phrases to connect the paragraphs and create a smooth flow of ideas throughout the essay.

The body of an essay is the place where the writer can expand upon their ideas and provide specific examples to support their claims. It’s important for the writer to use clear and concise language, as well as strong evidence, to effectively make their argument.

Written: 2002, 2022; Revised: 04-1-2023; Version: Beta 0.7 💬