Introductions and conclusions
It's often best to write your introduction at the end, when you know exactly what is in your assignment.
Top Tips offers useful techniques to improve writing gathered from the experiences of Consultant Fellows as they help students and staff.
Top Tips offers useful techniques to improve writing gathered from the experiences of Consultant Fellows as they help students and staff.
It's often best to write your introduction at the end, when you know exactly what is in your assignment.
When you're planning an assignment, build in extra time for unforeseen difficulties.
When you use a quotation in your writing, make sure you get the most out of it.
Using carefully chosen similes and metaphors can make your reader sit up and take note.
A little editing goes a long way to making your writing clearer.
Test the flow of your argument by reading through your topic sentences.