THE FOUR TYPES OF WRITING ESSAYS FOR STUDENTS

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  • Gulchekhra Raimberdievna Toktosunova Osh State Pedagogical University

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.56122/..v1i1(23).135

Keywords:

Essay, foreign, student , to develop to write , to think.

Abstract

In this article I suggest  the four most prevalent types of essays to  developing students thinking through writing essay. Although these essays share a foundational structure, each boasts its distinct traits. In the realm of academic writing, grasping the nuances of these essay types is imperative. Each type serves a defined purpose and demands a tailored approach. Moreover, they afford distinct opportunities for you to articulate your ideas and arguments while honing your writing proficiency.

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Wanda Teays, Second thoughts: Critical thinking for a diverse society, 2006

Jeremy Harmer, how to teach writing, 2007

Alice Oshima and Ann Hogue, Introduction to Academic writing, 2007

Essential Strategies for Every Writer" by Roy Peter Clark, 2008

The Essay: History and Definition (thoughtco.com)

https://www.englishliterature.info/2021/05/english-essay-origin-and-development

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Published

2024-05-28

How to Cite

Toktosunova, G. (2024). THE FOUR TYPES OF WRITING ESSAYS FOR STUDENTS . Bulletin of the Osh State Pedagogical University Named After A. Myrsabekova, 1(1(23). https://doi.org/10.56122/.v1i1(23).135

Issue

Vol. 1 No. 1(23) (2024): Bulletin of Osh State Pedagogical University named after A. Myrsabekov

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Philological science

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