Title and conclusion

Several random paragraphs

Introduction, main body, conclusion

Only the introduction

With random thoughts

Only with quotations

Using one long sentence

In paragraphs with specific arguments

To make the text hard to understand

To introduce more mistakes

To make the text seem complex

To match the audience

Reviewing sources

Using only one resource

Inventing your own facts

Avoiding fact-checking

Using long sentences

Using complex terminology

Lack of punctuation

Logical connection between ideas

A fashion magazine

Poetry

A fantasy novel

A research article

To make the text look more professional

To acknowledge sources and avoid plagiarism

To fill space in the text

To confuse the reader with extra information

To outline the main ideas

To conclude the text

To fully explain the topic

To avoid facts

A clear, concise statement outlining the main argument of the text

A detailed summary of the conclusion

A vague opinion without supporting details

A question about the topic

“Social media is important.”

“And that’s it.”

“There are many different opinions on this.”

“Thus, social media can both improve and harm mental health.”