How to Write an SAT Essay - The Essay Transition Topics

How to Write an SAT Essay - The Essay Transition TopicsIf you are looking for how to write an SAT essay, then I have good news for you. Your SAT essay will still be the same, but your essay transition topics are going to be different. In fact, the transition topics may be the only thing that is different from your original essay.Now, to make a transition from one topic to another, there is some guide I can give you. And it doesn't mean you need to write from scratch or to write an essay that is totally different. Here's the process, and I hope you find it useful.Begin with a short paragraph or a sentence. Then, explain the theme of your essay, or the basic idea of your topic, if it is not something that you wrote about in school. It is okay to describe the topic if you know a lot about it. And of course, you should start the transition by mentioning that you have a topic.Next, write about the subject matter. Make sure you illustrate the topic, or describe the topic if it is not somet hing you wrote about in school. Use examples, which will help you in communicating the concept and getting across the intended point.Then, go on to the main body of your essay. I like to always start with a punch line. That is a one-liner that shows off the humor of the topic or explains something in a witty way. Once you get used to writing a joke, you will find it easier to write a punch line.Finish your essay by using the point that you have made earlier to point out some mistakes in the essay. This could be anything from a grammatical error to your opinion on a certain issue.The transition topics you can use are many and varied. For example, if you were talking about genetics, you could write about how genes control personality or whatever the topic is.My goal is to help you make your essay more interesting and to increase your chances of scoring better. Good luck!