How to write good essays at degree level

This lecture, given by Owen Clayton, looks at how to write well at degree level. It examines the 'how' rather than the 'what' of writing. The talk begins with a discussion of how to be clear and concise, and also explains how to connect sentences so that they flow smoothly. It describes the difference between active and passive sentences, and ends by explaining the importance of planning and redrafting.

This lecture, given by Owen Clayton, looks at how to write well at degree level. It examines the 'how' rather than the 'what' of writing. The talk begins with a discussion of how to be clear and concise, and also explains how to connect sentences so that they flow smoothly. It describes the difference between active and passive sentences, and ends by explaining the importance of planning and redrafting.

This lecture, given by Owen Clayton, looks at how to write well at degree level. It examines the 'how' rather than the 'what' of writing. The talk begins with a discussion of how to be clear and concise, and also explains how to connect sentences so that they flow smoothly. It describes the difference between active and passive sentences, and ends by explaining the importance of planning and redrafting.

This lecture, given by Owen Clayton, looks at how to write well at degree level. It examines the 'how' rather than the 'what' of writing. The talk begins with a discussion of how to be clear and concise, and also explains how to connect sentences so that they flow smoothly. It describes the difference between active and passive sentences, and ends by explaining the importance of planning and redrafting.