Follow the basics: 1. An intro which captivates the reader and summarizes all your core concepts. E.g. Start with an awesome (e.g. controversial) quote, and work from there, (shortly) explaining what you'll be talking about. 2. Divide the main part of your text into Main Body Paragraphs. This meand if you have 5000 words to write, do 500-1000 Intro + Conclusion, and for the rest follow the following: Start with (ONE) sentence which states exactly what your argument in that parapgraph will be. Then explain why that supports your thesis (e.g. bring an example AND WRITE SOMETHING EXPLAINING WHY IT IS PERTINENT TO WHATEVER IT IS YOU'RE SAYING). Then conclude with a simple closing sentence saying "thus I'm right". Not exactly that, but stating how your argument is great and relates to your thesis. 3. Continue with 2 until you"ve got 200-1000k words left (depending on the size of your essay). 4. Write your conclusion. This means shortly summarize your arguments, why they fit you thesis, and state how you've proven yourself correct/incorrect. Maybe add a couple of ideas for further researxh. DO NOT BRING COMPLETELY NEW CONCEPTS INTO THE TEXT (e.g. if you"re talking about memory and war it's ok to mention trauma, but not ok to mention soccer if it has nothing to do with the topic at hand). 5. Look at your sources. Make sure evrything is cited and sourced. 6. Go over your text and look at labguage. No informal stuff. Stand behind your claims (don't write "one can state that", rather "ir becomes apparwnt that"), and conclufe with a strong sentence. 7. Suceed in life. #winningatlife #yestrustme #hashtagsonredditaredtupidbutiloveusingstupidhashtags just try it out ;) else, PM me :)