Can you imagine taking the Enem test and discovering that you practiced the proposed theme in the newsroom?
Thinking especially of you, today we're going to talk about a topic that may fall on Enem (National High School Exam) and thus prepare you to write an essay with peace of mind, on your way to the 1000th grade!
1st step: reflect on what is "linguistic prejudice"
The first step on the path to a successful essay is to reflect on what you know about the problem presented.
In the essay-argumentative essays you come across a problem, develop your ideas about him and, in the end, he has to present a solution. So here we go:
Linguistic prejudice is the existing discrimination between speakers of the same language, where there is no respect for linguistic variations, such as accents, regionalisms, dialects, slang and other differences in the speech of a given group.”
(Taken from the website significas.com.br)
This type of prejudice is rooted in cultural and social issues, in addition to which, some speakers do not recognize the dynamic character of the language, which evolves over time.
Add, still, the derogatory judgment of uses - such as regionalisms - for not being included in the normative grammar.
In Brazil, linguistic prejudice is very present, mainly due to the size of our country. Thus, unfortunately it is common to hear inhabitants of capitals mock the way inhabitants of the interior speak.
It is very important to read and be aware of current issues and thus reduce the risk of having to produce a text on a subject that you are totally oblivious to.
Anyway, if you're caught by surprise, you can consult the motivational texts that appear in the Enem test. They have the function of setting the participants up in relation to the theme of the essay and they usually even present data that can be useful in their textual production. However, you must be careful: under no circumstances can these texts be copied, under penalty of getting a zero grade.
Check out some examples of motivational texts below.
2nd step: structure your text
The success of a good essay depends on your planning, so make an outline with the problem that will be addressed in the text, with the points that you will develop and with the solution that you will present.
See the structure of a essay-argumentative text:
- Introduction (one paragraph is enough): presentation of the problem;
- Development (two paragraphs is usually ideal): reflection on the problem, exposure of data and examples.
- Conclusion (a paragraph is usually enough): solution to the problem, following what was exposed in the previous paragraphs.
3rd step: write your essay
Structured text, it's time to write. Remember that the essay must be written in a formal way, with a vocabulary suitable for the situation.
Cohesion and coherence they are golden keys to the success of a text. With them, reading flows and the reader is convinced that their ideas make sense.
As the essay is an opportunity for the Enem participant to show their cultural background and their knowledge in various areas, it is interesting that the text includes scholars. Mention what they thought or wrote about a topic and add quotes.
Do you want to be an ace in this matter? Read more texts related to the writing of Enem:
- 20 quotes from philosophers to help with writing the Enem
- Golden tips to make a 1000 grade essay on Enem
- How to do a good writing in Enem?
4th step: review what you wrote
This moment is essential for you to correct anything that has gone unnoticed: accents, dots, conducting errors, among many others.
On the day of the exam, even after passing the draft to the essay sheet, do one last reading to ensure everything is as you would like.
We are sure that these texts can help you even more:
- What NOT to do when writing Enem
- The 5 skills required in Writing Enem
- Writing themes to rock Enem
Fell in Enem!
Check out here what fell in the Enem 2017 newsroom and a text that got the so dreamed 1000th note.
Writing proposal
From the reading of the motivating texts and based on the knowledge built during your training, write a dissertation-argumentative text in modality formal writing in the Portuguese language on the theme “Challenge for the educational training of the deaf in Brazil”, presenting a proposal for an intervention that respects rights humans. Select, organize and relate, in a coherent and cohesive way, arguments and facts to defend your point of view.
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