Write a rough draft of your essay. After you've written the first draft, review and revise the draft. Follow your revisions with a round of proofreading to detect if you missed any errors during the review process. Before submitting your final draft consider the following points: Analyze your paper from an outsider’s perspective. That will help you judge whether your thesis statement is well formed. Your thesis should give the reader a clear idea of your essay Determine the type of audience you’re writing for and the purpose and message of your essay.
Make sure the evidence you use to support your claims is substantiated with suitable examples.
Make sure your evidence comes from well-researched and relevant sources.
Check that you’ve correctly quoted your sources.
Cut text that doesn’t seem to connect to the thesis statement or doesn’t fit with the rest of the essay.
Present your ideas in clear and concise language. Long, poorly worded phrases and sentences may confuse readers and reduce the impact of your essay.
Review your essay carefully for spelling, grammar, and punctuation errors