Guides, comparisons, and tips on writing better with AI.
How to structure an informative essay, source solid evidence, and revise in layers, from topic choice to final proofread.
Read more →A claim-evidence-analysis method for response papers, with pre-writing techniques that make the draft come together faster.
Read more →A word-allocation split for summary, analysis, and reaction, plus a two-column note-taking method for tracking your own responses.
Read more →How to analyze a literary character without becoming a plot summary, with focus on motivation, growth, and textual evidence.
Read more →The difference between critical analysis and summary, and a paragraph framework for building evaluation instead of description.
Read more →The five structural components of a strong argumentative essay, a claim-evidence-warrant model, and transitions that hold it together.
Read more →A house-building approach to essay structure, a rough proportion guideline, and a body-paragraph method with hook types to open strong.
Read more →The core formula for topic sentences, examples of weak versus strong versions, and how each sentence connects back to your thesis.
Read more →How to write argumentative topic sentences for body paragraphs, with models and a revision checklist.
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