PROCESS OF WRITING

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Choose a topic that interests you or fulfills the requirements. (Topic : The Impact of Plastic use on the environment : why should it be curbed?).
Brainstorm ideas around the topic: use mind maps, bullet points, or lists to jot down key concepts.
Conduct research (if needed) to gather facts, data, or supporting arguments. (Research : Find data on plastic pollution, its effect on marine life, recycling rates, etc.).
Narrow your focus to a specific angle or thesis.
Outline the structure: plan the introduction, body paragraphs, and conclusion (Outline : Introduction (background on plastic use), main points (ocean pollution, harm to wildlife, contribution to climate change), conclusion (why curbing plastic is essential).

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Write your essay or piece based on your outline. Don’t worry about grammar or perfect wording just yet.
Focus on getting your ideas down and following the flow of your outline.
Allow your thoughts to flow naturally, knowing that you’ll refine them later.
Don't hesitate to include placeholders if you’re unsure about specific details.
Begin writing the introduction that gives a brief overview of the plastic problem.
Expand on each main point in the body paragraphs, supporting them with facts.
Write the conclusion that summarizes your argument and calls for action.

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Reread your draft and ask yourself : Does it make sense? Is it organized logically?
Look for places where you can clarify your ideas or add more detail.
Ensure each paragraph transitions smoothly to the next.
Rework your thesis statement if needed to make it clearer or stronger.
Add or remove sections to improve the flow and structure.
Ask for feedback from others if possible (friends, teachers, or colleagues).

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Focus on fixing grammar, punctuation, and spelling mistakes.
Check for sentence clarity, and remove any repetitive or awkward phrasing.
Improve word choice by replacing vague words with more precise terms.
Ensure consistency in formatting (font, citations, margins, etc.).
Look for overused words or phrases and revise for variety and impact.
Correct typos, refine sentence structure, and ensure technical terms are properly explained.
Make sure citations and references for data are correctly formatted (if applicable).

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Ensure the document is polished and ready for submission or publication.
Check the final presentation, whether it’s an online post, printed essay, or a presentation.
Share it with teacher, peers, or the public depending on target audience.
There are several platforms and apps where you can publish and share the writing online. Here are some popular ones :

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