0 Hello everyone! I am a Malaysian studying in a Chinese secondary school. 02br 02br 00I have few English teachers. Some of them said I must write simple English whereas some said I should include powerful vocabularies, mature sentences in my essay. I am very doubtful and feel distraughted as I have no idea which side should I listen to. 02br 02br 00Therefore, I post my questions here with the hope that you can do me a favor. 02br 02br 00My questions:-02br 02br 00i) What is a good essay? Is that with powerful vocabularies, mature setences, great ideas, world views, statictis or simple, gramatically correct writing?02br 00ii) Is there any sample of good essay, if yes, please share together. 02br 02br 00English is the most important language. I as a student will strive for the best to command English as good as possible. 02br 02br 00Thanks for your kind help. 0-
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0 For now, I suggest you stick to simple English. As your English improves, try to find your "style". 0-
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01cite10Anonymous12cite10whats an essay? Sorry perhaps a stupid question but i really have no idea because my native language is not english.12br 12blockquote
10• 01b00noun02b00 /01b00ess02b00ay/ 01b00102b00 a piece of writing on a particula
0G'day Wilson,02br 02br 00K.I.S.S. Keep It Short & Simple.02br 02br 00Winston Churchill is remembered as one to the great speakers of the last century.02br 02br 00He always chose a short simple word rather than a polysyllabic monstrosity.02br 02br 00The Few02br 02br 00"The gratitude of every home
0I heard somewhere it should also have 3 Gs:02br 02br 00Good, Grateful and Get off02br 02br 00Alexa02br 02br 00"01i00I have nothing to offer but blood, toil, tears and sweat."02i00 W.C. too.0-