A response essay (often called a reaction one) is a piece of writing required from you to understand what you feel or think about something you have read.

While writing you response essay you should present the following information:

• Circumstances. Say why you started to read the item, at what stage your reading is now. Share your first impressions. Say whether they have changed in the process of reading. Give a general idea of the item. Describe in several words its scene and characters.
• Background. Present some information about the author, the genre of the item, give someone’s authoritative opinion about it. Say how the item appeals to other readers.
• Analysis. Here your thorough work with the material starts. Give specific examples to support every statement of yours.

General Guidelines:
 
1. Understanding the material

• Read the item to get a general understanding.
• Make sure you understand the material.
• Identify the problem or conflict in the item.

2. Formulating and supporting your position

• Write down clearly your opinion.
• Write out from the item all necessary information that may be used in your essay.
• Write a plan of your essay and follow this plan.

3. Proofreading your essay

• Revise your draft, paying special attention to the language and tone
• Ask someone to proofread your essay

Basic Steps in Writing a Response Essay:

• prewriting of your response essay – at this stage you should define your personal reaction to what you have read. Begin with I think that…, It strikes me that…, In my opinion…
• organizing of your response essay – a successful response essay has an introduction, a body and a conclusion

The introduction should contain the information about the title, the author and publication you have read. Include also here a brief summary of the item. What is more, the introduction should contain a thesis statement, i. e. the one you agree, disagree or evaluate. This statement you will defend all text long.
 
The body of response essays is built up with several paragraphs, containing examples supporting the thesis statement. Each paragraph should start with a topic sentence.
 
In conclusion you restate your opinion focusing on its major arguments

• postwriting of your response essays – make a flashback to your work, analyze its pros and cons, see what can be done to improve it

 
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