When the need to write arises, even if it is disordered in its elements, there is already an "a priori" idea, a reason prior to writing that is the essence of the text itself. It can be a request to the Municipality, the imperative transcription of a feeling to another person, a project, etc. There are innumerable possible stimuli but then you already have a starting point and this is followed by the task of writing down the ideas that come to mind in this regard. The composition of a text consists of a first mental instance where the thought must be clarified to be able to carry out a good writing. However, writing in the order in which the thoughts arrive represents the initial phase of the text to be developed.
After writing a disorderly accumulation of comments on a sheet, they should be classified according to their importance. Once the key ideas have been identified, what you want to express and visualizing a title that can lead it, you proceed to the structuring of the text. The use of tools such as a dictionary with precise definitions, a dictionary of synonyms and antonyms, a list of notable quotes and a comfortable place to sit down to write can be decisive in the quality of writing.
The composition of the text
-The organization of ideas generally flows through a logical path composed of the introduction, the development and the final conclusion.
-The written total must be considered as an undivided and textual whole that takes consistency and unity through cohesive resources and the coherence of each statement, in itself and with the other statements in the text.
-The introduction seeks to interest the reader, capture the attention of the reader and, to achieve this, the author can use a shocking principle.
-The text can begin with the meaning of a term, with an example of an experimental type, referring to a historical fact, using an anecdote.
-You can also start with a challenging phrase that invites debate or from the exception of the rule you want to talk about.
The beginning or introduction of the text varies according to the type of text to be written:
Informal communicative text: Hi! How are you? I write you for….
Formal communicative text: I hereby communicate to you ...
study text: This work aims to demonstrate the relationship between socioeconomic status and school dropout.
Information text: Yesterday, July 23, 2009, India and China, the two most populated countries on the planet, were able to witness the largest solar eclipse of the last century….
Advertising text: Try it for free!…
Note that the published text usually uses the imperative as a resource while a study text respects the present.