It depends on the person you are sending it to.
The first one is the quality of content that you are writing, how interesting and unique it is. First analyze and observe about the topic on which you are writing content. Secondly, Style is the thing what attracts the audience. Use different forms and techniques to impress the readers. Thirdly, (Body of the content) visualization is really mean to be a good one, e.g. giving points, examples, paragraphs etc.
It depends on what the topic is. For example, if the topic is colors of horses, good supporting paragraphs would include the genetics of horse coloring.
Yes, essays do have paragraphs. I would say at least 3-5 paragraphs and up depending on how much was assigned or how much you feel you need to write. I am currently writing an essay about the 1935 Labor Day hurricane that hit the Florida Keys, and our teacher assigned us a page and a half, for which I am writing 3-4, 6 sentence paragraphs. Hope this helps you in whatever you need to do! xD
first you have to have a topic then you have to write an introduction so people know what you are going to write about after that you can write as many paragraphs as you want ........... and don't forget to add a conclusion aka the moral or statement to wrap up your point. good luck!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Writing can be your history. It can show people how good you are in writing
It depends on the person you are sending it to.
Yes, but that's not generally considered good writing. Ernest Hemingway was famous for long paragraphs of one sentence.
the outlining stage and editing stage
Firstly, If you are writing a novel good look to you and secondly 6000 words is about twelve pages! "Good Luck with your writing!" From an aspiring authour
Never use caps.
Good transitions for starting paragraphs include using connecting words like "However," "Furthermore," "Additionally," and "Moreover." You can also use phrases like "On the other hand," "In contrast," and "Similarly" to smoothly link your ideas and provide a clear flow in your writing.
Helvetica or Times New Roman are good ones
The subject of an email is a brief description of what the email will be about. The subject is a chance to let your reader know what the email means and what will be discussed within it.
There are some good standards to follow when writing business emails. Here is a good site to reference from in the related links.
It can/should be 5 paragraphs containing: Paragraph 1: Introduction Paragraph 2: Background of the person's life Paragraph 3: Description of person Paragraph 4: A story Paragraph 5: Closing paragraph To make it good, use at least 4 quotes from your interview you had with your person you are writing about.
A ballpoint pen of some sort is generally good.
Choosing good examples and illustrations