The Good Old Reliable Three-Point Essay

You stare at your notebook, chew your pen and you can ask yourself "What can you write oneself?" Or "What can I say?"

If so, your problem will get a simple solution - missionaries, politicians and graduate lecturers have learned about years of solutions

In the first paragraph, introduce your theme, explain your way and further cite your three points.

Avoid boring introductions like "In this article, try to explain the results of three bad habits".

Dare! I heard an alarm clock in my ear. I grabbed the watch, threw it on the wall, then rang a big ham. Another Monday morning came, I have not opened the book all day. What happens if Mr. Johnson conducted another devil test today? Suddenly, I felt I was eating too soon that I had not eaten enough. My bad learning habits brought me nervous indigestion, hurt my confidence, and hurt my hope for the university scholarship.

Dare! I heard an alarm clock in my ear. I grabbed the watch, threw it on the wall, then rang a big ham. Another Monday morning came, I have not opened the book all day. What happens if Mr. Johnson conducted another devil test today? Suddenly, I felt I was eating too soon that I had not eaten enough. My bad learning habits are (1) bringing me nervous indigestion, (2) damaging my confidence, and (3) hurting my hope for the university scholarship.

Your fifth paragraph should be a conclusion you can summarize or propose some action.

But I refuse to give up. I am tired of getting sick, feeling puzzled and worrying about going to college. From today, I will learn using the study room and library, not fancy. I will finish my homework before I watch TV from tonight. University of Chicago, I am coming!

You may be wondering if you need to limit yourself to 3 points. Why are not 4, 7, 19? Thirdly there is no magic, but good writers and speakers are worried that his readers and viewers may be bored or confused.

If he told 29 things about freedom, his speech will be a disaster, even if he could maintain it within 15 minutes in some way.

Half of the audience is jerky, the other half is getting worse, you will not remember any of the 29 points

Shakespeare said: "The fragile (short) wit (intelligent) soul." He is right! (To the point). If you are too long, you are tired of the audience. If it is too short, you do not have a valid paper. The three points are exactly right!

I bring nervous indigestion, destroy my confidence, and hurt my hopes for university scholarship

Summarize the entire article into the third sentence or call the audience (ie tell them what you want them to do).

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