[Vittorio]

Essays seem to be a huge factor in most colleges. Not many of us can build a strong essay to blow away your teacher. Here are some tips I've learned over time to help me build a great essay.

Think of a plan on how you're going to excute the subject you're assigned or personally picked.

Introductions want to make the readers interested in the subject and not bored away by a boring introductions. It's great to start your introductions with an eye catcher that continues the reader to be intrigued sentence after sentence

Body paragraph - no matter what type of essay you're writing it is very crucial to be sure you stick on topic and not to drift away from your point of the essay. You want to be sure that you state everything clear and to sway any confusion from happening on. It's also good to have a lot of supported detail on whatever the chosen subject is.

A few extra tips I would like to include would be to use higher vocabulary words.
Be sure to always proofread and encounter any problems before others do.

[Colo55us]

These are basically the tips they teach you when writing essays in 5th grade. Nothing really new here. As an exceptional essay writer, one of the best pieces of advice I can give when writing essays is knowing and using human manipulation techniques. using certain writing techniques such as alliteration (words that start the same) or even using some subliminal rhyme schemes in your essays will cause the reader/grader's brain to be in a 'better mood' and therefore, earning you a better grade on the essay. It is a lot more difficult to use lowkey rhyme scheme and alliteration in some essays, but it will usually help out.

Basically summing that up in a sentence, if the grader is in a good mood when they read your essay, you will get a better grade. Use human manipulation in your writing to put them in a good mood.