First of all make a thesis.



Next write an outline.

Make the 1st draft.

And finally proofread and correct.

Is this scheme familiar to you? We are sure that it is. But the point is that it doesn't work for everybody.

For this reason you are here and we recommend you some useful strategies:

You should know why you want to write about the chosen topic.

No matter what subject you have chosen there are many facts, related to it. Still, your task is to narrow the topic as much as possible. For instance, you are going to write about hobbies. Ask yourself why you write about it and if it will be interesting to anybody.

What is your purpose? To tell the audience about your own hobbies or to show people how important hobbies are in life.

Or maybe you'll write about some unusual and extraordinary hobbies, or will describe the most popular of them? Choose your own target and select the ways you'll use to achieve it.

Start with easy things ? imagine in what way you could describe the read book to a friend of yours. Would you use a kind of structure, some special means, or what? Will you show your own opinion and attitude towards the book or simply retell the context?

Do you feel that ideas are developing in your head?

So, always use such a method like a "brainstorming". Look for various ideas and facts, bad or good, gather examples, thoughts, arguments, etc. You may consult some other people. Write down all the things you think of, even those you don't like. Later you'll have time to analyze everything properly.

Fresh ideas often catch the readers' attention immediately, so don't be afraid to be creative and use your imagination. Examples will also brighten up any topic or a subject! But don't go too far and make a pause. Let all the thoughts calm down a little bit. Think about the main idea, don't lose it!

You should be able to express this idea in 3 or 4 sentences. Systemize the things you will use for extension of the topic in some way.

Reread all the facts and ideas you have and throw some of them away. Leave only those which are really close to the topic. After this procedure, look through them again making a system or an outline. It may happen so that you'll have to look for more information.

Make the 1st rough copy. Then have a little rest and let your mind relax. After that, read everything one more time (you may read it to somebody else). All the facts must be connected and clear.

So, don't be afraid to start ? just do it!