When two ideas have complex relationships, you should put the more important idea in an independent sentence, the sentence that could stand alone, and the less important idea in ......................
..............................which is dependent on the independent sentence.
.........................................., you should replace it with an appropriate word (a repetition, a synonym or a general word), a group of words or even a clause, they with specific words.
Your goal is to influence the reader to change his/her mind or take a particular action. Therefore, you use sound reasoning and solid evidence to convince the reader to agree ...........................your point of view on an issue
There are many types of expository essays according to many methods you use to develop your essay topic. Reading essays of these kinds, you may find out the way the information/ the writer’s ideas have been exposed/ conveyed ................
Writing is a means to ...................... the ability of educated people. Throughout their lives, their writing shows how effectively they think, understand and use language.
Life would be very boring if ...... ........... ...................................... nothing to read to spend the time and to understand about the past, the present and the future.
A process is a series of actions that lead to ....................................., and a process essay is written to encourage the reader’s natural curiosity.
There are .....................................at least 6 types of expository essays, each having its own significant differences from the others: process, illustration (example), comparison and contrast, analysis (cause and effect), classification, and definition (identification).
Remember that in explaining a process, you should make sure that the directions are complete and specific so that someone who is unfamiliar with the process will be able to perform it successfully.
Try to make your essay lively by using an amusing or dramatic incident, an unusually surprising fact, or a conclusion that challenges the reader .......................................