Effective essays are directed to the reader

A good essay is an effective essay: one way or another, every time we write an essay, we are trying to persuade the reader, at least to follow our argument and, if possible, to agree with it. Effective essays are always easily readable, since they apply to the reader’s interests and display little bits of information at the time, displaying a combination of facts and examples, and showing the essay writer’s own ideas as well as an opposite point of view the reader may have… to prove them wrong! There is a great writing technique in which you basically do that. It is called “reductio ad absurdum”, and politicians use it a lot.
If you are looking forward to writing the really effective way, the reader must be permanently taken into account. Even more so if the only reader is going to be your teacher when correcting your work. Here we will show you how to success just by following five simple steps.