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Ensure your core argument is present in the first sentence or introduction, and that it addresses the prompt directly. 4. Time-Saving Tips

Create a roadmap of your arguments to avoid a blank page and organize your ideas before writing.

Do not just list facts; explain why the facts support your point, as this builds strong analysis.

For persuasive or legal writing, use the IRAC method—Issue, Rule, Analysis, Conclusion.

For a standard essay, dedicate roughly 10% of your word count to the introduction, 10% to the conclusion, and 80% to the body paragraphs.