For this descriptive essay you are going to be slowing down even more. By the time readers are finished with your descriptive essay, they should be able to clearly visualize in their mind’s eye what you are describing. Like the narrative essay, your choice of topic for the descriptive essay is completely up to you. You can choose to describe almost anything: a person, a place, or an object. Most students tend to describe someone whom they are close to, like a grandparent, child, or pet. I’ve also seen essays about cars, military weapons, and fashion. But really, the choice is limitless.
This descriptive essay should be written using the traditional “college essay format.” That is, your essay must have an introduction with a thesis statement, a number of discrete paragraphs in the body, and a conclusion. For the descriptive essay, this format is relatively easy to follow. The introduction will contain the identification of the subject you are describing and its importance to you; each paragraph in the body will describe one individual aspect of the subject you have chosen; and in the conclusion, you will restate the subject’s importance and sum everything up.
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