喂touer. 我尝试回答你。 wallsoft is right. the best way is to follow a process. you do not need to start writing at the beginning of the essay. Instead, it is important to think of your topic, what things you want the reader to learn from reading your essay. To teach them these things, you will need to make some points. You can split these points into smaller sub-points, and write about these. By breaking the essay up into small parts, then write each part separately, even a big essay can be written easily. After you have written the main part of the essay, you can write an introduction and a conclusion much easier than trying to write it before anything else. 加油！

There is a wealth of knowledge on this topic in the college writing handbook "QA Compact." I suggest you go to the Files section, search for "qa compact" and download chapters 2 to 6.

By starting with a short and clear introduction, then trying to develop the main idea with good arguments, and finally, put a short but coherent conclusion.... A good essay is an essay with a few number of lines, with a large number of ideas ! Gravity :)

Here is an outline from another web site: These simple steps will guide you through the essay writing process: * Decide on your topic. * Prepare an outline or diagram of your ideas. * Write your thesis statement. * Write the body. o Write the main points. o Write the subpoints. o Elaborate on the subpoints. * Write the introduction. * Write the conclusion. * Add the finishing touches.

read the elements of style - it's the gold standard for writing http://www.italki.com/files/search-elements%20of%20style.htm or you can buy it on amazon http://www.amazon.com/Elements-Style-4th-William-Strunk/dp/0205313426/ref=pd_bbs_sr_2?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1228707985&sr=8-2