e essay immediately, so you know what paragraph you want where. Points that you want to stress should form their own categories so that you can put relevant information there. Keep all of the notes while writing your essay because you might need a piece of information that you initially thought was worthless.Creating the rough draft... Getting started can be the most daunting part of drafting an essay. If you are having trouble, start off by stating an obvious fact. Then write about that fact as it relates back to your thesis. For instance, in the topic given above you might have a thesis which states that the IMF is a worthless institution. So start your rough draft with an example of how the IMF is worthless and tell your reader how this example proves your point. Often this will catalyze a host of other things you need to add to that simple statement, and your essay will naturally grow.Your introductory paragraph does not need to be great at this point. Since it frames the essay, you need it to give you guidance more than anything. If necessary, make your introductory paragraph into a list of the categories of facts and ideas you created already. This list can serve as the framework of your paper until you devise a better one.Remember that your rough draft is exactly what it says it is: a rough draft. Be prepared to throw out whole parts of it and rewrite extensively.Step 4:Order of the essay... Simply writing several pages of factual information followed by several pages of analysis is often a bad way to organize an essay. Your final ordering should depend on your topic and on your writing style. For example, for this essay it might be better to present a chronological order: first start with the inception of the IMF and present a paragraph of facts, follow this with a paragraph of analysis, then move to another paragraph of facts, etc.GradeSaver often works with essays that need structural changes to be made. Having an outside edit...
