Can you finish a 5 paragraph essay in a 1 hour?

Answer 1

The obvious answer to the question about how do you write an essay in five minutes is, "You can't." An essay requires a great deal of thought, so give yourself time to think. What you can do in five minutes, however, is engage in a form of 'brainstorming.' Let your mind wander and jot down some thoughts, any thoughts, about your introduction, especially the question you want to ask or the statement you want to make. In those five minutes you can also make a couple of notes about your conclusion, the major point you want to make to your reader. You might even have time to jot down a word or two about some of the issues you will explore in the body of your essay. At this point, your five minutes will be up. So put your notes to one side. As you walk, even from class to class in your school, let your thoughts develop. Add your thoughts to your notes. (Keep a pen and notepad in your pocket.) Repeat this process a few times and you will have an outline for your essay. You might surprise yourself how good it is. Writing an essay takes time: time to think, time to organize, and time to write.

Answer 2

Write 17 words per minute.

u don't-not without some help

try to get some info before u start that way if u need anything, you can bs your way. Talk about the same thing and give like 500 examples oh yea and type 17 words per minute.

Answer 3

1. Think what you are going to write first.
2. Write down ideas (brainstorm).
3. Choose an idea.
4. If research is required: research the general topic about the idea you've chosen, and then develop a thesis statement based on your research. Keep a list of references as you go (don't worry yet about formatting the references properly -- just get down the required information).
5. Write an outline.
6. Write the essay quickly. Don't worry yet about spelling, grammar, and saying things perfectly. If you get stuck, just use a placeholder (like, write down "write about x here") and keep going until you finish.
7. Using the first draft as a guide, re-write the essay: use proper spelling, grammar, and focus on saying things properly. If you're writing a research essay, make sure you're being logical about how you're using your research and what points you're making.
8. If you're allowed, have a friend or parent look over the essay for mistakes and problems.
9. Go over the essay at least one last time -- look for mistakes and problems, and fix everything up so that it's perfect. If you were given one, compare the marking rubric to your essay and make sure you've done everything expected of you.

Answer 4

Depends what it is about. But usually for every essay you write an introduction giving a brief account of what you are writing about. That should be roughly 3-5 lines, as it does not need to be that long. Next you pick 3-5 points and write a paragraph for each one using PEE ( point, evidence, explain( doesn't really need explaining that one as its self explanatory)) . Then you write a conclusion summing up what you have learnt and why it is important( or whatever reason you are writing about).

Answer 5

so far I have 500 words but what are other things I can extend

Answer 6

Yes.