Sometimes we can get so technical with our words and miss the point of the essay altogether. We can bore into the nitty-gritty details and forget there is a reader on the other end. The topic of the essay may not be boring itself, the writer may be the one with a problem with delivery. Writing an interesting essay involves more than just putting together five hundred or a thousand words. The writer must be interested in the topic, otherwise, it shows in the prose of the essay. It seems forced and rigid and that is how the reader gets bored. Maybe you have noticed it yourself. You went through your article and did not feel excited at the outcome.

Sometimes we can get so technical with our words and miss the point of the essay altogether. We can bore into the nitty-gritty details and forget there is a reader on the other end. The topic of the essay may not be boring itself, the writer may be the one with a problem with delivery. Writing an interesting essay involves more than just putting together five hundred or a thousand words. The writer must be interested in the topic, otherwise, it shows in the prose of the essay. It seems forced and rigid and that is how the reader gets bored. Maybe you have noticed it yourself. You went through your article and did not feel excited at the outcome.

One problem could be language. You may lack the correct jargon required to express yourself in a sufficient manner, therefore, you stick to basic textbook words to describe subjects that makes the essay read dull and uneventful. Your writing style may also seem lazy. If the essay lacks references and examples the reader could grow bored quickly. If you are not interested in the topic to look for one that genuinely sparks an interest. This will make it easier to do research work, to create argumentative informational essays that others want to read.

On the other hand, when writing about a topic you are not familiar with one needs to do their research and ensure there is flow in their prose for a logical sounding essay. Haphazardly placed words and phrases can confuse the writer and cause them to discard the essay without reading it. This often leads to a poor score because it shows lack of understanding on the part of the writer. It may also be in good practice to draft a few essays to get a feel of the kind of tone you want to project to the writers, the flow of the story and the content of the body. Writing a few ‘bad’ pieces is actually good because now you have a better understanding of what you want to write.

Organize your work that makes it easy for the reader to follow. Use legible font and appropriate size that will not strain the eyes while reading. Simple adjustments like these can greatly influence test presentation and the readers attitude the article. Your work says more about you than you know. It is a clear indication of how one thinks and comes to conclusions. Your thought process is also scrutinized during evaluations by professors before grading. Remember to address the question appropriately. Lack of understanding or answering your own question or wavering from the topic altogether make for a poor read. It breeds confusion and resentment for wasting the reader’s time.

To stay on topic, prepare points to include with arguments for and against. Once you have done this expound with enthusiasm to show your care about the input and time invested to make it a compelling read. It is all part of keeping the essay lively and interesting.