How to Write an Essay

An essay is structured piece of writing; it is mainly about the single topic.

There are three parts of any essay:

• The Introduction
• The Body
• The Conclusion

Among these three, introduction and the conclusion show what’s essay is all about and the body has all the details.

The Introduction:

It is the part of an essay which tells about the topic of the essay. It is the part that gives a map of the easy as a whole. It is the first paragraph but in essays of 2000 or more words it can be extended to two paragraphs. 


To write the essay introduction, check what’s the topic is about and explains how you perceive that topic.

The Body:

Body is the part that has all the information related to the essay. It is the part that is present between introduction and conclusion. 


To write the essay body, you are not restricted. You can write about the topic as much as you like and can take it to diverse paragraphs.

The Conclusion:

This is the final paragraph of the essay. To write the essay conclusion, you summarize all the details together. 

How To Improve Your Grades (A Simple Grade Improving Tip for all)

One thing that almost every good student wants is getting good grades in exams. In Pakistan, where the education system relies totally on learning and memorizing thick books, it becomes hard for students to remember each and everything which eventually lowers their grades.

One best tip to Improve your Grades is by including "Repetition" in your educational practice.

Have you ever wonder, how you remember the poems you have learned in your childhood? Its just because of the repetition of the poems again and again. The continuous repetition imprints the material on neurons permanently.  

How to improve your grades by adding repetition? 

It is the question that may strike your mind. Well, it is an easy task. It may take time at the beginning but when you start practicing it on daily basis, the time will reduce and you will see how you are improving your results.

When you start preparing for your exams, practice this method.

For instance, you need to learn three poems titled "Twinkle Twinkle", "Baba Black Sheep", and "Jack & Jill" for your exams. Obviously, if you are reading this post that won't be the case and you have to cover and remember so much more.

At day 1, learn "Twinkle Twinkle" and make sure you repeat it many times to be sure that you have memorized it.

On the next day, don't start learning "Baba Black Sheep" immediately and try to repeat "Twinkle Twinkle" in your mind first to check if you still remember it. If you don't, then don't go to the next poem and finish learning the first poem. When you are sure that you have learned both then repeat them on the day when you start to learn Jack & Jill.

When you have a bigger course to cover, you can add the repetition of the previously learned material in alternative days. This way, you will know before time that if have forgotten any thing that might have helped you to earn some good scores in the exam.

This tip can help all the students who complain that they get blank in the examination hall or have the problem of forgetting what they have learnt. 

Side Effects of Dieting

Dieting is the restriction of food intake in order to lose weight. Reduction of food intake is followed by rapid weight loss but it has many adverse effects on the body. Some of the side effects of dieting are:

• Weight re-gain:

Mostly people regain weight after dieting because there body get used to malnutrition and wants to safe itself by overeating.

• Low metabolism:

High metabolism is associated with increase weight loss, but when person is on diet, its metabolism becomes slow. This can make him gain more weight in the future,

• Fainting:

Due to reduced eating, blood pressure or blood sugar is lowered down, that can cause fainting.

• Acidosis:

Dieting cause increase acidity in blood, that disturbs body balanced environment.

• Dehydration:

Increase fluid intake leads body to dehydration.

• Gallbladder diseases:

Due to inappropriate diet, there is a chance of increasing gallbladder diseases like bladder stones etc.

• Constipation:

Low food intake can lead to constipation. Constipation can give rise to many other digestive tract diseases like piles etc.

• Anorexia nervosa:

It is a condition in which a person feels no hunger. Even the people who started dieting for being healthy can develop this eating disorder. Some time it is that much severe that it can lead to malnutrition and then death.

• Fatigue:

Energy is required to do work and we gain energy from the food we eat. When you don’t eat much, you get tired soon and have low stamina.

Other symptoms are:

·         Irritability

·         Low libido

·         Rashes

·         Seizures

·         Bloodshot eyes

·         Bulimia nervosa

·         Sinus problems