How to Avoid Narrative Writing While Writing a History Essay?A Story by Global Assignment Help Australia Instead of writing argumentatively many students fill the pages by including narratives in the history essay. This makes them lose their grades. Therefore, to help you avoid it this article unveils so The Unknown Tips to Keep Narrative Writing in History Essay at a Bay We know, narrative writing seems tempting because it is far more easy than to write in an argumentative manner. But, as said earlier, history essay is not a place to write narratives. Therefore, here we share some unknown and amazing tips that will make the essay more argument oriented and help you keep the narrative writing at a bay. Read them with the utmost attention. Tip no. 1: Research the topic deep: Do you know when an essay becomes more narrative and less argumentative? Well, this happens when the students cannot think of points to frame the arguments. And when they are unable to do so, they go for a convenient way of essay writing, that is, presenting the stories or narratives. Wondering, how can you avoid the same? Well, the answer is simple, brush up your research skills and study the topic well. In-depth research will help you come up with ideas to compose the argument. Tip no. 2: Ponder about the idea: Only having an idea to frame the arguments is not enough to compose a top-notch argumentative essay and avoid narrative writing. Instead, you need to ponder about it more. Brainstorm the points you jotted down after thorough research and form your opinions on them. Before arguing on something, you must clear on your thoughts on the topic, right? Therefore, wake your brain up and think why things happened in a particular way only? Could they be done differently? Organize your thoughts on these points. Tip no. 3: Collect the evidence: Many times the students have an argument in their mind but they drop the idea of including it in the essay. Why does this happen? Well, the reason is, they find it difficult to prove their point. Now the question arises, how to prove your point and make the professor agree with it? Let's explain the answer with an example of a place where most of the arguments take place, that is the court of law. How do you think the lawyers convince their judge? Simply by providing evidence in support of their arguments. You also need to do the same to get your judge i.e. the professor's assent for your views. Collect the shreds of evidence to prove yourself. Tip no. 4: Analyze the evidence: Only gathering the piece of evidence is not enough to make your argument strong. Instead you need to analyze them to ensure that do they make a significant contribution to proving your point? The professor will get convinced of your views only when you are confident about them. And, the well-analyzed evidence will bring the much-needed confidence to prove your arguments. Still writing stories in the history essay? We hope not. Before jumping on the composition of the document, we would advise you to go through the above-mentioned tips again and have a clear understanding of how to make it more argumentative. We are sure after going through this article again thoroughly, you will never do writing narratives in the history essay. And, will impress the professor with your arguments. © 2019 Global Assignment Help AustraliaAuthor's Note
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