Examiners check whether your writing is organized in a logical manner, which means:

Logical Flow: Ideas should flow logically from one sentence to the next, and each paragraph should develop one main point.

• Good Example: “First, I had difficulty registering for the course. Next, I found that the course materials were incomplete.”
• Poor Example: “First, I had difficulty registering for the course. Then the course materials were incomplete. The instructor was not helpful.”

Paragraph Organization: Each paragraph should deal with one specific issue and progress naturally from one to the next.

• Good Example:

Paragraph 1: Problem with the product.

Paragraph 2: Steps taken to resolve the issue.

Paragraph 3: Request for a specific solution.

• Poor Example: A paragraph that jumps between multiple unrelated points.