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===Traditional Essay=== | ===Traditional Essay=== | ||
An traditional essay is linear and without links. We write traditional essays on seperated pages. Traditional essays are step-by-step essays. You cannot just skip some information. In order to find what a person need, one will have to go through the whole text. It has the structure similar to this example: | An traditional essay is linear and without links. We write traditional essays on seperated pages. Traditional essays are step-by-step essays. You cannot just skip some information. In order to find what a person need, one will have to go through the whole text. It has the structure similar to this example: | ||
* | *'''Introdution'''- the writer tells general information about a particular topic and the reason(s) why he has chosen it. | ||
* | *'''Body'''- the main part of the essay, include the descriptions or explanations of what is given in the introductionin details | ||
* | *'''Conclusion'''- the writer summarizes the information, gives the evaluation and make the final word what he thinks about the topic[http://www.louisville.edu/~a0zait02/essay.html]. | ||
==Links== | ==Links== | ||