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the writing process is rather simple...no need to sweat  :)

1. if you have been given a specific topic, look up info from at least four different sources

2. once your sources have been approved, brainstorm what you want your paper to focus on. Your thesis statement, the last sentence of your introductory paragraph, will list three maybe four specific things you want to look at. (example of thesis: Domestic abuse is caused by several factors which are, drugs, alcohol, and past history of being abused). Your paper would focus on the bolded part.

3. Use your sources to back your thesis statement. Back to the bolded part from above. Answer the questions: who, what, where, when, why, to what extent, how often. With the example above you might have to ask more in-depth questions but your sources should help you answer, in an intelligent manner,  the in-depth questions you ask.

4. Sometimes free writing your ideas after reading your sources will help. To free write, you just write what comes to your mind about the subject you are studying. Once you do that, you might find that you've written good points but it doesn't flow...then you....

5. Organize your thoughts.

6. check your paper multiple times and have someone else check it.

Hopefully this helped and good luck. If you need more help, just let me know.
Part 1: choose topic and do some research about it

Part 2: brainstorm (using bubbles/chart/venn diagram/up to you)
Part 3: make an outline and write thesis statements
Part 4: write your essay based on your outline
Part 5: write conclusion/ending

Part 6: ask anyone to check it for you and fix it if there is any mistakes
Done:)

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