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Essay Writing Expository Writing: Ghazala Sammar Bs Spring 2020
Essay Writing Expository Writing: Ghazala Sammar Bs Spring 2020
Expository writing
Ghazala Sammar
Bs spring 2020
Essay writing
• Well Focused
– Be sure to answer the question completely, that is, answer all parts
of the question.
– Avoid "padding." (stuffing)
– A lot of rambling (confused) and ranting (lengthy) is a sure sign that
the writer doesn't really know what the right answer is and hopes
that somehow, something in that overgrown jungle of words was
the correct answer.
Well Organized
• ANALYZE: Break the subject (an object, event, or concept) down into part,
and explain the various parts.
• COMPARE: Show how two things are similar as well as different; include
details or examples.
• CONTRAST: Show how two things are different; include details or examples.
• CRITIQUE: Point out both the good and bad points of something.
• DEFINE: Give an accurate meaning of a term with enough detail to show that
you really understand it.
• DESCRIBE: Write about the subject so the reader can easily visualize it; tell
how it looks or happened, including how, who, where, why.
Conti..
• Compare these two versions and see which one follows the above principles.
• Version 1:
During the changeovers from contract guards to security officers, the quality of the existing contract
security service must be upgraded through the careful selecting of vendors and implementation of
acceptable contractual performance requirements. In those instances where guard services are
provided by the landlord as part of the lease, appropriate negotiations must be conducted by
Purchase to terminate this service within the specified changeover time period.
• Version 2:
During the changeovers from contract guards to security officers, the quality of the existing contract
security service must be upgraded through
1. The careful selecting of vendors.
2. Implementation of acceptable contractual performance requirements.
In those instances where guard services are provided by the landlord as part of the lease,
appropriate negotiations must be conducted by Purchase to terminate this service within the
specified changeover time period.