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Establish your topic. Look for sources of information. Read your sources and take notes. Organize your ideas. Write a first draft. Use footnotes or end notes to document sources. Write a bibliography. Revise the first draft.
Establish your topic. Look for sources of information. Read your sources and take notes. Organize your ideas. Write a first draft. Use footnotes or end notes to document sources. Write a bibliography. Revise the first draft.
Establish your topic. Look for sources of information. Read your sources and take notes. Organize your ideas. Write a first draft. Use footnotes or end notes to document sources. Write a bibliography. Revise the first draft.
Drafting refers to actually writing the words of the paper. As part of the writing process, you will write multiple drafts of your paper. Each rough draft improves upon the previous one. The final draft is simply the last draft that you submit.
Research papers generally follow the same basic structure: an introduction that presents the writer's thesis, a body section that develops the thesis with supporting points and evidence, and a conclusion that revisits the thesis and provides additional insights or suggestions for further research.
Just write. You already have at least one focusing idea. Make an outline. Write your topic or thesis down and then jot down what points you might make that will flesh out that topic or support that thesis. Begin with research.
A first draft is a rough sketch of your future piece of writing. Sometimes your first draft may become the final one due to it being rather satisfactory, but in most cases, it requires further work. A first draft is a way to elaborate on the main points of your essay stated in your outline, giving them a sample form.
The first draft is the foundation on which all will be built. It should be as good as we can possibly make it. First drafts are bad because a form has yet to emerge until they are actually words on a page.
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