the essay of typical structure, generally consisting of 5 paragraphs: one for introduction, three paragraphs of the main content and one for conclusion.

the essay you have to present to an admissions committee in order to prove that you are a worthy person to study in this particular educational institution. It contains information about your personal [..]

the essay that persuades the reader that a particular point of view is correct, while the others are wrong. It shouldn’t simply state the point of view; it should prove it by logical arguments and fac [..]

the essay that distinguishes the connections between a certain event and what has caused it, defines what cause is and what effect is in some particular case.

the essay that organizes some things (concepts, events, ideas, objects, etc.) into categories, classifies them. It should be supplemented by examples of all the categories.

the essay that concentrates on contrasting one thing against another, studies their common and different features.

the essay that evaluates something (a piece of writing, a movie, an object of art, etc.) and finally says whether the author agrees or disagrees with it.

the essay in the course of which the author comes to a certain conclusion by means of logical reasoning along the following scheme: premises – evidence – conclusion.

the essay that explains what this or that word or concept means. The concept may vary from a concrete to highly abstract one.

the essay that is written in order to come to a conclusion, not to prove something. Ideally, it should be started without an idea of what answer you will get in the end.