Writing Your First Draft
After creating your outline or cluster of ideas, it’s time to start writing your paper. When you start, try to remember that it’s best to get all of your ideas down on paper without worrying about grammar, spelling or punctuation. Your main goal is to write a first draft that develops and supports your ideas taken from your outline. Don’t stop to revise sentences that seem repetitive or that seem out of place within a paragraph focused on another idea. Revision is the important process that follows a first draft and aims to do the first level of corrections for these kinds of mistakes.