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    HOW TO WRITE CAUSE

    AND EFFECT ESSAY


    Prepared by: Ahmad Fardin Zahedi
    WHAT IS THE CAUSE AND
    EFFECT?
    • Writing a cause and effect essay
    involves exploring the reasons for a
    particular event or phenomenon (the
    cause) and the outcomes or
    consequences of that event (the effect).
    Here is a step-by-step guide on how to
    write a cause and effect essay:
    1. . Choose a topic: Select a topic that interests you
    and has clear cause and effect relationships.
    Make sure the topic is specific enough to be
    manageable within the scope of your essay.
    2. . Choose a topic: Select a topic that interests you
    and has clear cause and effect relationships.
    Make sure the topic is specific enough to be
    manageable within the scope of your essay.
    3. . Choose a topic: Select a topic that interests you
    and has clear cause and effect relationships.
    Make sure the topic is specific enough to be
    manageable within the scope of your essay.
    INTRODUCTION

    1. Start with a hook to grab the reader's


    attention.
    2.- Provide some background information on
    the topic.
    3.- State your thesis statement, which should
    clearly outline the cause-effect relationship
    you will be discussing.
    BODY PARAGRAPHS

    1. Each body paragraph should focus on a


    specific cause or effect.
    2.- Provide evidence and examples to support
    each point.
    3.- Use transitional phrases to connect ideas
    and maintain coherence.
    CONCLUSION

    Summarize the main points discussed in


    1. -
    the essay.
    2. - Restate the thesis statement in different
    words.
    3. - Reflect on the significance of the cause-
    effect relationship and its implications.
    REVISE AND EDIT

    Review your essay for clarity, coherence,


    1. -
    and accuracy.
    2.- Check for grammar, punctuation, and
    spelling errors.
    3.- Make sure your essay flows smoothly from
    one point to the next.
    FINALIZE YOUR ESSAY
    • -Make any necessary revisions based on feedback or self-
    assessment.
    • - Ensure that your essay meets all requirements and
    guidelines.
    By following these steps, you can effectively write a
    cause and effect essay that explores the relationships
    between different events or phenomena. Remember to
    provide strong evidence and examples to support your
    arguments and maintain a clear structure throughout
    your essay.
    TO CREATE A COMPELLING HOOK FOR YOUR
    CAUSE AND EFFECT ESSAY INTRODUCTION,
    CONSIDER USING ONE OF THE FOLLOWING
    STRATEGIES
    • 1. Start with a surprising fact or statistic: Begin your introduction
    with a startling statistic or fact related to your topic to capture the
    reader's attention. For example, "Did you know that over 80% of
    car accidents are caused by distracted driving?"

    • 2. Pose a thought-provoking question: Engage your readers by


    posing a question that encourages them to think about the topic
    you will be discussing. For instance, "What are the long-term
    effects of social media addiction on mental health?"
    • 3. Tell a relevant anecdote or story: Share a brief personal
    story or anecdote that illustrates the impact of the cause-
    effect relationship you will be exploring. This can help create
    an emotional connection with the reader.

    • 4. Use a powerful quote: Incorporate a relevant quote from


    a notable figure or source that sets the tone for your essay
    and highlights the significance of the cause-effect
    relationship. Make sure the quote is impactful and relevant
    to your topic.

    • 5. Paint a vivid picture: Use descriptive language to paint a


    vivid picture of the consequences of the cause-effect
    relationship you will be discussing. This can help draw the
    reader into your essay and make them curious to learn
    more.
    WHAT IS CONNECTESD INFORMATION?
    • In an essay introduction, the connected information typically
    includes background information, context, and a thesis statement.
    Here's how these elements are connected in an essay introduction:
    1. In an essay introduction, the connected information
    typically includes background information, context, and
    a thesis statement. Here's how these elements are
    connected in an essay introduction:
    2. Context: The context in an essay introduction helps
    frame the discussion by explaining why the topic is
    important or relevant. It may discuss current events,
    societal issues, or academic debates related to the topic.
    Providing context helps the reader understand the
    significance of the topic and why it is worth exploring
    further.
    • 3: Thesis statement: The thesis statement is the central
    argument or main point of the essay. It typically appears
    at the end of the introduction and outlines the main idea
    that the rest of the essay will support. The thesis
    statement should be clear, concise, and specific, guiding
    the reader on what to expect in the body of the essay.
    • By connecting background information, context, and a
    thesis statement in the introduction, you are setting up a
    strong foundation for your essay. The background
    information provides necessary details, the context
    explains the relevance of the topic, and the thesis
    statement presents the central argument that will be
    developed throughout the essay. This connected
    information helps guide the reader through your essay
    and prepares them for the discussion that follows.
    HOW TO WRITE A THESIS
    STATEMENT?
    1. Identify the main cause and effect: Start by identifying the main cause and effect you will
    be focusing on in your essay. Determine the relationship between the two elements and
    how they are connected.

    2. 2. Make it specific: Your thesis statement should clearly state the specific cause and
    effect you will be exploring in your essay. Avoid vague or general statements and instead
    focus on a specific relationship between the cause and effect.

    3. 3. Use clear language: Your thesis statement should be clear, concise, and easy to
    understand. Avoid using complex language or jargon that may confuse the reader. State
    your main point in a straightforward manner.

    4. 4. Provide a roadmap: Your thesis statement should also provide a roadmap for your
    essay. Briefly mention how you will support your thesis in the body of your essay. This
    helps guide the reader on what to expect in the rest of the paper.

    5. 5. Revise and refine: After writing your thesis statement, revise it to ensure it is clear,
    specific, and effectively conveys the main idea of your essay. Make any necessary

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