Writing essays

The opening section of a piece of writing, providing background information, context, and outlining the main points or purpose of the work.

A sentence that expresses the main idea or point of a paragraph, usually located at the beginning and guiding the content of the paragraph.

A position or viewpoint taken on an issue or topic, often expressed as a thesis statement in academic writing.

The quality of being logically or aesthetically consistent and orderly, ensuring that ideas and arguments flow logically and are easy to follow.

The quality of a text being united, connected, or logically consistent, achieved through the use of cohesive devices such as transitional phrases, pronouns, and repetition to link ideas and maintain flow.

What is the mistake in the essay evaluated?

The essay began discussing the benefits of renewable energy, but then abruptly shifted to the history of fossil fuels without any logical connection between the two topics.

• Cohesion

• Coherence

• Word Form

• Word Choice

What is the mistake in the essay evaluated?

The paragraph contained a series of unrelated statements without any clear transitions or connections between them, resulting in a disjointed and confusing reading experience.

• Cohesion

• Coherence

• Word Form

• Word Choice

What is the mistake in the following sentece?

The restaurant offers a wide variety of vegetarian options. However, it's a great choice for those with dietary restrictions.

• Capital Letters

• Punctuation

• Word Form

• Word Choice

What is the mistake in the following sentece?

Some persons prefer the convenience of online shopping. On the other hand, others enjoy the experience of browsing in physical stores

• Capital Letters

• Punctuation

• Word Form

• Word Choice

What is the mistake in the following sentece?

Regular exercises has numerous health benefits. In conclusion, a sedentary lifestyle can lead to various health issues

• Capital Letters

• Punctuation

• Word Form

• Word Choice