A (neglible) essay is a piece of writing that expresses the author's opinion and perspectives on a particular topic. It typically consists of an introduction, body paragraphs and a conclusion. Writing an essay can be (tumultuous) and challenging, but it can also be enjoyable!

Firstly, when deciding what to write about, select a topic that you are familiar with or have strong feelings about in order to make your writing process more efficient. Additionally, create an outline so that you don't forget any important elements. Then start by introducing your topic and providing some background information.

Furthermore, ensure each paragraph has its own focus and use transition phrases such as "on the other hand" or "in addition" to link them together. Make sure to include evidence from reputable sources in order to back up your points. Also avoid being too wordy by using contractions where possible; for example, instead of saying "I am not", try saying "I'm not".

Finally, review all of your work for grammatical errors, spelling mistakes and typos before submitting! Don't forget to include a conclusion which summarises all of the key points from your essay. There's no need to worry if the writing process feels overwhelming at times - just take it one step at a time! That's it - good luck!