To write an article, start by choosing a topic and conducting research on it. Create an outline to organize your thoughts and main points. Then, write a compelling introduction, body with supporting evidence, and a conclusion that summarizes your key points. Finally, proofread and edit your article before publishing or submitting it.
HOW TO WRITE AN ARTICLE!
Whether it's for a magazine, newspaper, your teacher, or even wikianswers, writing an amazing article whittles down to one widely-adaptable technique. Here's how to use that technique to your advantage.
IMPORTANT STEPS
Purpose:
To inform, persuade, reflect, entertain
Structure:
1. Headline:
What is the title of the article? (Reflect the issue in the article, use a pun or alliteration)
2. Introductory Statement (sometimes presented as a rhetorical question)
What is the central issue that is being outlined
3. Anecdote: to lead into issue/event?
What short narrative best illustrates the issue? (Personal short story related to the article)
4. Body of the feature article
i) A statement of the issue supported by facts, statistics, quotes and summed up with a personal comment.
ii) Another anecdote
iii) Following paragraphs
iv) Also have another discussion of the issue
What additional facts and quotes illustrate the issue?
5. Conclusion
Does the statement of the theme summarise the writer's attitude?
Make a recommendation/reference to something better
6. Other features to consider:
Writing an interview article is the art of turning a set of questions and answers into a readable piece of text. Getting there requires you to choose a writing perspective, rephrase the answers you have and turning the text into an attractive must-read.
In writing an interview article, you can roughly choose three perspective. First, you might stick to a strict question and answer structure where both are displayed. The questions are mostly printed in bold. Second, you may use a narrative style interspersed with quotes. Third, you can go for all narrative and not use any quotes at all. The former approach will make the reader feel part of the interview you had, the latter gives a more distant description: here the actual information matters more than style.
To make the article readable, you need to rephrase (nearly) all the answers. You can go as far as you wont, but make sure you don't change the actual message of the interviewee. A first step in rephrasing may be to get rid of all the 'erms' and half finished sentences. Second, you can choose some synonyms as most people will use the same words over and again.
Finally, readers should be attracted by your interview article. You can do so by using quotes in the title, introduction and, if applicable, the photo captions.
Have an interesting subject; begin with an intriguing short episode that shows an important thing about the subject; use strong verbs and few adjectives and adverbs.
However long you decide to write the article will be the length of the article you write.
How to Write a Blackwood Article was created in 1838.
Below are several related links to tutorials that will help you to write an article .
the same way u write any feaure article.
To write an article on Answers, go to this link and follow instructions: answers.com/page/contribute
write down the major points in an article. =]
yes
dnno
A research article is a article about a certain subject. For example, you pick Kangaroo's. THen, you study them and collect information, then write it out in an article. TaDa!
I just pick the key points to write an article . e.g. I write this article on an website about muscles of head and neck . you can find this article on this link : http://www.neuronarc.com/head-and-neck-muscles-origin-insertion-and-action.html
controversial issues
What......I Dont Know:/