妙招大看臺(tái):作家教你英語(yǔ)作文列提綱的妙招

Hi this is Laura Turner and today I'm going to talk to you about making an outline. An outline is probably one of the most important things for you to do when you are writing a story or a paper. It's going to help ground you, and make sure that you don't get off track. There is really no one way to make an outline, in fact sometimes whenever I'm writing I just sort of write notes and I put them under bold headings stuff like that. But I'm sure we've all seen the format that I have today which is sort of a Roman numeral outline. So if you put Roman numeral one, for your introduction and then you put your little abc's, as secondary points, under those numbers you are going to find that you are actually be able to organize your paragraphs by Roman numerals. And so if you just go ahead and do that for your intro in your body, and then you can actually also put letters under the letters that you provided for even tertiary sort of details about the subheadings in your paragraph. So you can get even more specific about what you're going to be writing about. And I find it sometimes hampering to work from an outline, so that's why I sort of have a free flowing form to what I do with it. But for some people this can be a very useful tool in trying to ground you in what you have to say in your paper. And You'll get a much better result.