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In first time I had met students high level in WESLI they talked about essay so they spoke several of words I didn't know what mean. Some of these words are (outline , body , first part of body , hook ... etc). Then I thought the essay is hard thing and take a long time. But when I study writing 400 in WESLI with teacher Deno I realize it's not hard. My teacher Deno explain how to write perfect essay. First step you've do (choose your topic). You should to choose one topic to write about it. Also, it should easy and clear for you. Then you can explain it throw easy way. You've give a good examples about it or describe it clearly what does it mean. In fact if you select one topic you can focus in one subject. So, you should to choose one topic. Second step you should to write the outline. It mean you write the topic you chose. Then you start write basis of your essay. Also, you can write your essay after a few days form wrote outline. The outline contain from: first introduction. The introduction contain two main things they're (Hook and thesis statement). I'll explain what it mean next paragraph. Second part of outline is the body of your essay. It's mean you'll write every step or every option for your topic. I'll explain it later. Tired step in your outline is conclusion for your essay. Also, I'll explain that mean later. So, you've to take attention from the body for your essay because it's main thing in your essay. Now I'll explain how to write the introduction. From last paragraph you've some basis idea for introduction. Also, you know it contain from (hook and thesis statement). You can start write the hook from make some question , tell a story or give the reader some information about the topic you'll write about. If you select to make a question. You should to make the reader realize the answer throw your essay.

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