These are the seven guidelines for essay writing:
Write full sentences. Essays shouldn't contain deliberate fragments of sentences.
Publish in the third person. Talk about the essay's topic. Avoid using first-person pronouns like I, my, me, mine, us, we, our, ours, or ourselves when writing. Avoid using second-person pronouns like you, yours, and yourself when speaking to the reader.
The article must be impartial and neutral, not biassed (personalised). Remove "I believe," "I think," and "In my opinion" from the essays.
Do not condense. Because these are casual and act as shortcuts, abbreviations have no place in essays. Thus, in essays, use the United States instead of the U.S.
Avoid using slang, like kids. Use formal or official language, such as children.
Avoid using contractions. In keeping with the formal nature of essays, use "do not" instead of "don't."
Do not employ rhetorical devices. When writing an essay, be clear and concise. Essays do not make use of idioms or poetic elements.