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With the focus and [[What is "audience"?|audience]] in mind, writers should come up with related ideas. These ideas will help them construct the body of their essay. The body will support the thesis statement, and it will also tell the reader what to expect as they read on. (Hacker 15) | With the focus and [[What is "audience"?|audience]] in mind, writers should come up with related ideas. These ideas will help them construct the body of their essay. The body will support the thesis statement, and it will also tell the reader what to expect as they read on. (Hacker 15) | ||
*[http://i98.photobucket.com/albums/l271/szahid/brainstorm.jpg. Brainstorm] | *[http://i98.photobucket.com/albums/l271/szahid/brainstorm.jpg. Brainstorm] | ||
=== Use some one else's work as a jumping off point === | |||
A truly original idea is extremely hard to come by. All writers have their influences that will come through in what they write, whether it is consciously done or not. Using an established idea to get going is perfectly acceptable, as long as the finished product is not a direct rip off or copy of the established concept.[http://www.dailywritingtips.com/how-to-generate-hundreds-of-writing-ideas/] | |||
=== Plan on paper === | === Plan on paper === | ||