Articles by Charlotte G. Smith

Hello and welcome back again to our academic guide! I would like to call your attention, people! We have a new agenda today. What’s our agenda today? Today’s topic is about writing a personal narrative essay! Ah yes! This is my most favorite essay to write. Perhaps because I use this form when I talk […]

I love evaluation essays the most because they are the easiest thing to do. You just explain your topic and then present your opinion — positive, negative, neutral, any!  Thus, as far as in many other essays, 70% of your success depends on the topic selected. Nerds prepared a bunch of best evaluation essay topics […]

Hello and welcome back to weekly academic guide! This week, I would be tackling about writing an analytical essay. I’ve got you covered! I will be talking about the following: Definition of an analytical essay “Voice” developing Analytical essay outline and worksheet Literary analytical essay Tips I will also be discussing content catering to high […]

In rhetorical analysis essays, tutors assign you a text — or an article, video or a song — and want you to find the persuasive effect of this text on people. Moreover, they require you to explain what author does to create such effect. Such tasks are often tricky because students rarely know how to […]

In informative essays, tutors want you to create a full overview of some topic or idea without giving your opinion. So, you should write something like this article or all “what is” or “how to” articles you read on the Internet. The only pitfall is that informative papers should be interesting and engaging. Tricky, isn’t […]