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    Writing Factual Essays: What Is A Factual Essay?

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    The document discusses factual essays, which aim to explore topics and present facts and ideas in a logical manner without fiction. To write a factual essay, one should carefully read the question and prepare an outline with an introduction, body, and conclusion. Each paragraph in the body should focus on a different point and be well-linked to other paragraphs. Factual essays require supporting topics with real data, examples, and figures presented in a clear manner. Writers should understand the topic, use formal language and linking words, and check for errors. The document provides examples of potential essay topics and outlines.

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    Writing Factual Essays

    Name : ____________________________ Class : _________________

    What is a factual essay?

     Exploring a topic and current issues


     Presenting ideas and facts in a logical manner.
     It is about presenting facts and to inform the readers.
     Fictional ideas are not develop in a factual essay.

    Guidelines to write a factual essay

     Read the question carefully and prepare an outline with an Introduction, a Body
    and a Conclusion.
     All the paragraphs must be well – linked and each paragraph must have a different
    point. You may do a mind map to organise your points.
     Decide which point would go into which paragraph.
     Write your points in logical order.
     Relate and connect each points between paragraph.
     Support your points with real figures, illustrations and examples.
     Write in a clear and reasonable way and present your points in a right time order.
     End your essay with impressive concluding statements.

    Do’s Don’ts

     Have a good understanding and  Do not write a factual essay if you do not
    knowledge about the topic. have sufficient information about the
    topic given.
     Write a thesis statement of intent as well
     Do not forget to support or elaborate on
    as topic sentences supported with each topic sentence with figures and
    elaboration, by giving figures and examples.
    examples.
     Use formal language and avoid the use of  Do not use casual language or slang and
    contractions short forms.

     Do not forget to link up your sentences


     Use good linking words and expressions and paragraphs with linking words and
    between your sentences and paragraphs. expressions.

     Please read your essay once you have  Do not forget to check your essay for
    completed to check whether what you grammatical errors.
    have written makes sense.

    Mohana Ram Murugiah Page 1 englishvibes.blogspot.com


    Writing Factual Essays
    Essay 1 : The influence of advertising in our daily lives

    Introduction : ideas :

    Elaboration 1 : main idea :

    supporting details:

    wrap – up :

    Elaboration 2 main idea :

    supporting details:

    wrap – up :

    Elaboration 3 main idea :

    supporting details:

    wrap – up :

    Conclusion : ideas :

    the last sentence :

    Mohana Ram Murugiah Page 2 englishvibes.blogspot.com


    Writing Factual Essays
    Essay 2 : The advantages and disadvantages of Technology

    Introduction Your introduction should be unbiased

    Advantages idea 1

    idea 2

    Disadvantages idea 1

    idea 2

    Conclusion Must address both advantages and disadvantages

    Mohana Ram Murugiah Page 3 englishvibes.blogspot.com

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