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Easy Essay Topics for Beginners

The document provides guidance and sample topics for beginner-level essays in Azerbaijani. It lists 25 potential essay topics covering personal experiences, descriptions of places, people, and routines. Examples include essays about the writer's family, school, favorite place, hobby, best friend, and a trip to the zoo. The document also provides 4 sample essays in Azerbaijani on these topics as well as links to YouTube videos with additional essay writing tips for ESL and EFL students.

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Easy Essay Topics for Beginners

The document provides guidance and sample topics for beginner-level essays in Azerbaijani. It lists 25 potential essay topics covering personal experiences, descriptions of places, people, and routines. Examples include essays about the writer's family, school, favorite place, hobby, best friend, and a trip to the zoo. The document also provides 4 sample essays in Azerbaijani on these topics as well as links to YouTube videos with additional essay writing tips for ESL and EFL students.

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  • Beginner Essay Topics
  • Sample Essays & Writing Tips

BEGINNER -ESSAY TOPICS.

 Səviyyəni bitirmək üçün hər bir tələbə minimum 10 ədəd inşa yazmalıdır. Əks halda növbəti

səviyyəyə keçmə imtahanına daxil ola bilməz.

 Tələbə istədiyi mövzunu seçə bilər. Mövzuların altındakı suallar kömək məqsədilə qeyd olunub

(hamısının cavablanması şərt deyil). İnşa tələb olunan söz sayında olmalıdır.

 İnşalar email`də yazılı göndərilməlidir (email adresiniz ). Əgər bu mümkün deyilsə Whatsapp

vasitəsilə (mesaj formasında) göndərilə bilər. Word fayl və digər sənəd formalarında

göndərilməsin.

 Mövzulardan aşağıda nümunə inşalar və inşa yazmaqla bağlı məlumatlar paylaşılıb.

 Uğurlar!

1. My family- 70 words+
How many people are there in your family? Describe their appearance and character. Who is your
favorite person in family?
2. My school/university/work – 70 words +
Where do you work/study? Do you like that place? Why/Why not? What do you want to change there?
Why? Who is your favorite person there? Why?
3. My Next-door Neighbor- 100 words
Where do you live? How many neighbors do you have? Which neighbor is your favorite? Why? Are you
a good neighbor?
4. A Sad (or Happy) Day in Life- 100 words +
What happened that day? When did it happen? Why were you sad/happy?
5. A dangerous experience - 100 words +
What happened that day? When did it happen? Why was it dangerous? Will you do it again?
6. Your first time away from home- - 100 words +
When did you stay away from home? Where did you stay? Did you like it? Why?
7. Two places you have visited - 100 words +
Describe 2 places ( a different country, different city, in the city center or countryside). Did you like
these places? Why?
8. A good boss and a bad boss -70 words +
Describe the characteristics of good and bad bosses. Do you want to be a boss? Why?
9. A good friend and a bad friend- 70 words +
Describe the characteristics of good and bad friends. How many friends do you have?
10. A good teacher and a bad teacher- 70 words +
Describe the characteristics of good and bad teachers. Do you want to be a teacher? Why?
11. What is in your bag? -70 words +
Is your bag big or small? How many bags do you have? Where do you carry your bag usually? What do
you have in your bags?
12. My dream -70 words +
What is your dream? Why do you want that? When do you want it? How will you achieve it?
13. My favorite country - 100 words +
Write about its cities, monuments, people, traditions, music, meals, etc.
14. Describe your home/room- 100 words +
Write all the details. Do you want to change your room/home? Why?
15. My daily routine - 100 words +
Write about your typical day. What do you like doing every day? Which habits do you want to change?
Why?
16. My favorite famous person - 70 words +
Describe his/her appearance and character. Why is he/she famous? Why do you like him/her?
17. My birthday party - 100 words +
When is your birthday? How did you celebrate it? With whom did you celebrate it? Did you get gifts?
18. Illness- 100 words +
When were you ill last time? Write about all the symptoms you had. How long were you ill? How did
you get well?
19. Online shopping -70 words +
Do you like online shopping? Why? What are its bad sides and good sides?
20. My favorite sport - 100 words +
Why do you like it? How can I learn this sport? Is it difficult? Why? How long does it take to be
professional?
21. My pet- 70 words +
Describe its appearance and character. When did you adopt him/her? Do you want a new pet? Why?
22. What did you do yesterday? - 100 words +
Write about all the things happened yesterday. Was it a good day? Why?
23. What do you do after lesson/work? - 70 words +
When does you lesson/work start and finish? What do you do when it finishes?
24. Why do you learn English?- 70 words +
When did you first learn English? Do you like English? Can you speak any other languages? Why do
you come to English classes? Will you have English exam (SAT, IELTS) When will you finish learning
English?
25. My school years. - 100 words +
When did you study at school? Where did you study? How many friends did you have?  Who was your
favorite teacher? Why? What did you like about your school? What did you dislike about your school?

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Essay Examples for ESL EFL Students 
In this lesson you will find simple essay examples for ESL, EFL and also college students.
Additional writing tips also show how to write a proper essay with minimal mistakes.

SAMPLE ESSAY 1. My Hobby


My favorite hobby is playing drums. I spend a lot of my free time playing drums. I started learning to play
drums when I was 9 years old. I played in my school’s band. When I was 12, I got a private drum teacher and
started to really enjoy playing.

My parents bought me a drum set and I started practicing every day after school. It was very loud, but my
mother never complained. I improved a lot, and playing drums has been my favorite hobby ever since.

Now, I play drums in a band with my friend Dan, who plays guitar. We write songs, perform, and practice twice
a week. It’s still as fun as it was when I first started playing!

Answer these questions in your essay:


What is your hobby?
When did you start doing this hobby?
Why do you like doing this hobby?
How did you learn this hobby?
When do you usually do this hobby?
How often do you do this hobby?(every day, one a week, twice a month, on weekends, etc.)

Use this sentence pattern in your essay: start/stop verb+ing


I started playing basketball when I was 5 years old.
I started reading novels when I was very young
Sentence pattern: verb+ing
When you put a verb after start, begin, stop, finish, or quit, you must add “‐ing”
Examples:
I started studying English in 3rd grade.
I finished writing my homework at 11:00 last night.
My father quit smoking because it is unhealthy.
We began dating when we met last year.

SAMPLE ESSAY 2. My Favorite Place


Usually when you ask people what their favorite place is, they will talk about a distant place – maybe a beach or
a beautiful mountain. But my favorite place is not far away at all. My favorite place is the forest behind my
house.

Although the forest behind my house is not very big, when I was little I thought it was huge! There are so many
interesting places to play and hide. I can sit on the big rocks and have a picnic, I can climb the tall trees, or I can
look for lizards and other little animals.

Even though I have played there many times, I can still spend all afternoon running, playing, and hiking in the
forest behind my house.

The forest behind my house is a magical place. If I am in a bad mood, I will go there to be alone and think.
When I was little, I liked to imagine that there were magical people who lived in the forest. When I grow up and
have children, I hope that they can live near such a special place, too.
Sentence pattern: (not) …at all
“at all” means “not even a little”, and you usually put it at the end of a negative sentence (a sentence with
“not”).
Example:
Brian: Are you hungry:
Dave: I just ate dinner. I’m not hungry at all.

SAMPLE ESSAY 3. My Best Friend


A best friend is a person you can count on, someone who will always be there to put a smile on your face when
you need it. This is why I call Nathan my best friend.

I first met Nathan in second grade. His family just moved here from another town and he didn’t have any
friends. We started talking, and one day I went to his house to play video games. Soon, we were hanging out
every day, and we stayed at each other’s houses on the weekends.

Nathan and I have a lot in common. We both like jokes, and we both love to play soccer. In summer, we go to
the swimming pool and eat ice cream cones. Next year, we are going to learn to play tennis together.
Best of all, I can tell Nathan my secrets, and I know he won’t tell anyone. I call him my best friend because I
trust him, because he is a lot of fun, and because we like the same things. I hope our friendship lasts forever!

Sentence pattern: [Subject] lasts [amount of time]


Use this to describe how long something is (how long it “lasts”)

Examples:
That is a long movie. It lasts almost 3 hours.
Summer vacation lasts about 2 months.
The cell phone battery lasts about 1 year. After 1 year, you will need to buy a new one.
When my girlfriend broke up with me, she said, “Nothing lasts forever.”

SAMPLE ESSAY 4. Trip to the Zoo


Going to the zoo is a fun and interesting way to spend a day. The last time I went to the zoo was two months
ago, during summer vacation. I went with my mother, father, and sister, and it was a trip that I will never forget.
We saw all kinds of animals at the zoo. We saw monkeys, snakes, and even a lion! In addition, there were birds,
lizards, and several different kinds of fish. We got to see an eel, and octopus, and a small shark. My favorite
animal was the elephant. It was so huge! We fed the elephants peanuts, and it sprayed us with water!

Although the zoo is very exciting, sometimes it makes me sad to see all the animals in cages. They cannot walk,
run, or fly freely. However, it is good that people can go to the zoo and learn about these animals. Therefore,
I’m glad we have such a nice zoo in my city

Writing tip: Transitions can help you connect your ideas when you write. Transitions make your writing
sound more formal. Here are some common transitions:
However, (=but)
In addition, (=and)
Therefore, (=so)
You shouldn’t start a sentence with the words but, and, or so. You can start a sentence with However (which
means “but”), In addition (which means “and”), and Therefore (which means “so”).

Don’t forget: You need to put a comma (,) after these transitions when they are at the beginning of a sentence!

Common questions

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First-time separation from home often brings emotional challenges such as homesickness, loneliness, and anxiety, requiring cognitive adjustments in forming new routines and independence . This experience parallels other significant life transitions like moving to a new city for a job or entering university, which also evoke similar emotions due to change and uncertainty. Cognitively, both involve building resilience, coping skills, and adaptability. However, the life stage and social support can influence the intensity of these challenges—moving out as an adult can engage more complex cognitive and emotional responses due to greater responsibilities .

A good boss, characterized by strong communication skills, fairness, and supportive leadership, can significantly enhance workplace productivity and employee morale. They create a positive work environment where employees feel valued and motivated. Conversely, a bad boss who might be unclear, biased, or overly critical can lead to decreased productivity and low morale, as employees may feel undervalued and stressed, hindering collaboration and innovation . The impact is profound as this leadership directly affects job satisfaction and retention rates.

Zoos serve as valuable educational resources by providing opportunities for people to learn about different species and conservation efforts, potentially fostering environmental and wildlife stewardship . However, ethical concerns about animal captivity cannot be overlooked. Critics argue that confinement limits animals' natural behaviors and can lead to physical and psychological distress, questioning the morality of keeping intelligent creatures in enclosures merely for human entertainment. The ethical dilemma weighs educational benefits against the welfare of captive animals, emphasizing the need for responsibly managed zoos and public discourse on conservation ethics .

Online platforms offer significant conveniences such as accessibility, a plethora of resources, and tools for grammar and plagiarism checks which aid beginners in essay writing. However, they also pose challenges like the potential for distraction due to multiple online stimuli and the risk of plagiarism through easy access to others' work. Furthermore, the internet can sometimes provide inconsistent quality of resources, requiring critical evaluation skills that beginners may lack . Thus, while highly beneficial, they demand discipline and discernment from users.

Structured sentence patterns provide ESL students with a framework that facilitates coherent and structured expression of ideas, enhancing their confidence and fluency. They serve as scaffolds that help students learn complex grammar and syntax efficiently . However, over-reliance can lead to formulaic writing that lacks originality and flexibility. It might hinder the development of critical thinking and the ability to adapt language use to varied contexts, which are crucial skills in advanced language proficiency .

Visiting diverse places offers exposure to different cultures, ideologies, and lifestyles, which can significantly contribute to personal growth and open-mindedness. Each new environment provides learning opportunities, broadens perspectives, and fosters adaptability . For instance, experiencing different social norms and traditions can challenge preconceived notions and encourage empathy and cultural appreciation, equipping individuals with a broader worldview. Such experiences enhance social and cognitive skills valuable in personal and professional spheres, ultimately shaping individuals into more flexible and understanding global citizens .

In childhood, a best friend often emerges through shared interests and frequent proximity, evolving mainly around play and shared activities, such as playing video games or sports . As individuals transition to adulthood, the role deepens with increased reliance on mutual trust, emotional support, and aligned values. Adult friendships frequently endure greater life stressors and require sustained effort in maintaining connections, often centered around common life goals rather than mere interests. This evolution reflects a shift from companionship based on external activities to one grounded in emotional and psychological support .

Traditional essay submission methods might be preferred by some due to a variety of reasons, including the tangible nature of physical submissions, perceived authenticity, and reliability in ensuring delivery. Physical submissions might also encourage thorough proofreading as they cannot be easily altered like digital documents . Furthermore, technical issues such as email failures or digital document formatting errors can be avoided. However, the efficiency and environmental benefits of digital submissions are also significant .

A nearby forest might be described as magical and therapeutic due to its ability to evoke childhood imagination and foster a sense of wonder, reminiscent of the fantasy-like perceptions developed during early cognitive stages. Psychologically, nature is recognized for its calming effects and capacity to reduce stress and anxiety, offering a therapeutic escape from daily life. The concept of biophilia further suggests a natural affinity towards nature, which underlies its ability to restore mental and emotional balance . These elements combine to make such natural spaces perceived as magical.

The development of a personal hobby can have multiple positive influences on both personal and professional life. Personally, hobbies can provide a sense of satisfaction, stress relief, and a constructive use of free time, enhancing overall well-being. Professionally, they can improve skills such as creativity, patience, and time management, which are transferable to work environments. For example, playing drums developed discipline and teamwork in a school band and led to forming a professional band, showcasing the transition from personal to professional rewards .

BEGINNER -ESSAY TOPICS.

Səviyyəni bitirmək üçün hər bir tələbə minimum 10 ədəd inşa yazmalıdır. Əks halda növbəti 
səviyyəy
13. My favorite country - 100 words + 
Write about its cities, monuments, people, traditions, music, meals, etc.
14. Describe
Essay Examples for ESL EFL Students 
In this lesson you will find simple essay examples for ESL, EFL and also college student
Sentence pattern: (not) …at all
“at all” means “not even a little”, and you usually put it at the end of a negative sentence
We saw all kinds of animals at the zoo. We saw monkeys, snakes, and even a lion! In addition, there were birds,
lizards, and

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