Tips to Writing a Research Paper

Introduction: Introduce the theme with vivid and precise language and a provable thesis.
Use ample evidence in developmental paragraphs. Strategies for embedding evidence are: food-in, sneak in and full colon). Blend your own ideas and the source materials and go beyond the obvious.
Rather than talking in circles, transition between words and paragraphs present.
Use crafts such as imagery, the major three, semi-colon, one sentence word, parenthesis, sensory details, pairs of action, figurative language.
Conclusion: wrap up main points, return to earlier imagery or to the issue one final time using fresh powerful language.
Use MLA format and add a Works Cited page.