My Writing Procedure
Writing is a unique and interesting process. There are so many things that we cannot directly say to people, or explain, but we can write pages about them and explain our point of views by writing it down. It's definitely not an easy task to write, but it gets unproblematic with reading, practice, and time. Reading is one of the most significant procedures when it comes to put in writing about something. It broadens our ideas and clarifies details, makes us enable to use contents in our own writings. My writing procedure starts with reading and goes along with survey, outline, questions, recitation, revision, and overview. All those steps makes it easier for me to write data that's on my mind, on a piece of a paper. I like to read different materials before putting down something in words, that is very important for comprehension and retention.
I attempt to grab the reader's attention. In a personal essay I may use examples from my life. If I am writing a critical essay I sometimes use allusions or references. When I get the prompt I usually start finding out materials online and in books. Sometimes I get really good stuff that totally relates to what I intend to write on my paper. I also obtain information through talking to people and getting their opinions about the subject being discussed, the more sources I search the better my chances of getting more information and ideas about the topic leading to a more interesting essay, but I make sure all that information addresses the topic I am writing about. I go over different topics, highlight stuff, look at the titles and subtitles, and I make questions out of different topics. When I am done doing that stuff, I try to...