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3) Proofreading phase
The last phase of developing an essay is “proofreading,” in which the last
five minutes of the allowed time is ideally spent on correcting spelling,
punctuation, and probable grammar errors. It is essential to allocate this
amount of time to editing the writing as it is quite common to come across
minor avoidable mistakes that happen all the time, and fixing them leads to a
higher band score for grammar.
Body paragraph organization
Body paragraphs make up the main section of an essay, where ideas, reasons,
and examples are compiled to address the question(s) raised in the topic.
Each body paragraph includes three main parts:

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1. 
Topic sentence:
This sentence initiates the paragraph focusing on the
main reason for writing that paragraph. A topic sentence should be
ideally put in a simple structure, holding a central idea or an attitude
in a general way. Therefore, it is better to avoid phrases such as “I
believe,” “I think,” “In my point of view,” etc., as they personalize
topic sentences confining them to specific opinions and making it
challenging to develop the paragraph.
2. 
Explanation
:
It comes in 2-4 sentences following the topic sentence
to elaborate and support the main point mentioned in the topic
sentence making it clear to the examiner as if they do not have any
information about it.
3. 
Example
:
This may follow the explanation; however, providing an
example is not mandatory all the time or in both body paragraphs.
They are also recommended to be general to give the writing a more
academic appearance. Examples, which refer to a whole situation,
country, nation, etc., are more formal than those that point to personal
experiences, family issues, etc.
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