Paragraphing
A single block of text makes an essay harder to follow. Mark each paragraph clearly so the reader can see where one idea ends and the next begins. Start each new paragraph on a new line, and leave a blank line between paragraphs if the answer sheet allows it.
A typical essay has an introduction, body paragraphs, and a conclusion. Organize each body paragraph around one main point. Clear paragraph breaks help show how your ideas fit together.
Editing
Reviewing your work can help you catch unclear sentences, grammar mistakes, and missing words. Check each sentence as you write, then reread the full essay at the end if time allows.
Leave enough space between paragraphs to make corrections easier. On paper, follow the test instructions for writing and correcting your answer. On a computer, use the editing tools available in the test interface.
Plan time for writing and a final review. Even a quick check can help you spot a mistake that changes your meaning.