First thing—do you know what your main point is? Like, are you arguing for or against? Then just build your essay around that. Introduction first, with a hook and your thesis. Then make three body paragraphs—one for each of those points.
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I’m terrible at writing conclusions for my history essays. They always feel like a weak summary. How do you end strongly without just repeating everything you already said?
Great advice! Do you think it’s better to outline all three points first, or just start writing and let it flow?
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