Be prepared to deviate from your plan, however, if you find new ideas and information in your source material that supports your thesis. If you are writing the synthesis for the AP test, you will not have time to write more than one draft, so pace yourself and make it the best it can possibly be. Your essay should have an  introductory paragraph that includes your  thesis,  a body to present evidence that supports your thesis, and  a conclusion that summarizes your point of view. Writing in the third person means using "he," "she," "it", and using complete, unambiguous sentences. Present enough information to show your credibility in the subject of your essay. You should write in the active voice as much as possible, although passive voice is acceptable in circumstances where you would otherwise use first ("I") or second person ("you"). between paragraphs to make the text flow logically. Transitions are a great way to show places where your sources support one another: "Hallstrom's theory on price-fixing is supported by Pennington's paper 'Cliffhanger Economics,' where she makes the following points:" Lengthy quotes of three lines or more should generally be set off as block quotes to better call attention to them.
اكتب المسودة الأولى وفق تنسيقك. تحدث بصيغة الغائب. تنقل بمنطقية بين الفقرات.