OVERVIEW
This presentation introduces the principles and structure of cause-and-effect essays. It explains their purpose and importance in academic writing, showing how writers explore the relationships between events, actions, or ideas. The presentation outlines the main structural components of this essay type and describes different kinds of cause-and-effect relationships. It also guides learners through the steps of the writing process, including crafting a clear thesis statement, developing coherent body paragraphs, and supporting ideas with evidence and examples. Attention is given to the effective use of transitions and signal words to ensure logical flow. The presentation highlights common logical fallacies and mistakes to avoid, helping students write more accurate and persuasive essays. Finally, it discusses academic applications of cause-and-effect writing and provides practical examples to illustrate how this essay form can be effectively used in various disciplines.