How should Ruth organize her writing to provide the best structure for her essay? Select two options.

This question is incomplete since you did not provide the options, and I couldn't find them online, but I will give you an explanation that will be useful to understand this.

Explanation:

 The essay is a literary genre that consists of putting an idea in writing, analyzing, interpreting and evaluating a specific topic.

 Throughout your academic life, you will be challenged several times to write a good essay, so you must know how to do it. In addition to knowing the parts of an essay and having a good idea to deal with in your study, you need to take into account some key points so that it is well structured.

1 USE AN APPROPRIATE TONE.

Do not lose sight that it is an academic work of importance, so you must use a formal tone, avoiding humor, colloquial vocabulary and sarcasm. When your teachers correct you, they will take into account that the writing of your essay is neat and up to the task.

2 CONSIDER THE IMPORTANCE OF DOCUMENTATION

All the ideas that you capture in your essay must be supported by the corresponding documentation. If you are citing an author, use quotation marks and footnotes to name the bibliographic source of which the citation is part.

3 WRITE A DRAFT

All good writers do a rough draft before embarking on writing their works. An essay is a complicated text that requires a lot of order at a mental level, so you should make sure to make an outline with the main ideas that you will capture at work, before writing anything.

4 ORGANIZE YOUR TEST BY PARTS

An essay consists of three fundamental parts: introduction, body or knot and conclusion. The introduction consists of indicating to the reader the purpose of the investigation, the topic and the organization that the text will have. The body is the development of the points that were pointed out during the introduction. Its organization will depend on the argumentation strategies you choose. In the conclusion, you should briefly review the ideas that were presented in the previous two parts and provide a personal view of the author on the topic presented.

5 RELAY AND CORRECT

Do not submit your essay without making sure that you have carefully reread it and that you have corrected any possible spelling, grammar or typographical errors that may exist in the text.

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