Developing the outline

Question

When writing an essay, where do you often get stuck? I'm sure it's probably in the part of outlining to develop the paragraphs. For example, when writing an essay about Tiny Fishing, I can only develop the first few ideas to write, but later on I get stuck because I can't think of anything to write and develop further. Does anyone know how to overcome that situation? Can you help me? Thank you for your help.

Answer 1

To write an ourline and to ensure you are comprehensive, logically consistent, and the paragraph is fully consistent with suffiently detailed prongs, you must free-write, cluster, branch out, or draw graphic organizers, and plan, Next, you ask yourself the five interrogatives questions: WHO? WHERE? WHEN? WHAT? HOW?

and free-write another 30 minutes without tearing up your work/ free-write. The act of writing frees the mind to become the creative force behind an outline.