The word "cliché" comes from the French cliche, denoting a stereotype, stereotyped in something. The phrase-cliché is a kind of pattern phrase that is often used in conversation or writing. Although many authors recommend avoiding such hackneyed phrases, they help to formulate thoughts when writing an essay. But it will be better if you do not take the phrase in finished form, but change it, keeping the meaning. The use of certain phrases-cliches depends on which part of the essay they are used. Cliche in the introduction In the introductory part of the essay can be useful phrases that often begin different works. It may be such statements: "As the author aptly notes "It turns out that the idea of "Who would have thought that "In this work, the author raises the problem Create your own variations on this theme, replacing words with synonyms and changing the word order. Since the introduction is required to justify the relevance of the raised problem, cliche phrases can also refer to the importance of the topic. For example, use such variants of template phrases: “The problem under consideration is relevant for modern society “This problem remains relevant for modern youth “It’s worth thinking about Cliches in the main part of the essay The main part of the essay involves consideration of certain arguments that will confirm the thesis advanced. Therefore, here you can use the classical methods of enumeration: "Options may be the following "First, second, "On the one hand, on the other, When it comes to the author of a particular work, the cliche phrases will help present him, convey his main ideas, without resorting to quoting, and also express his attitude to his ideas. The options might be: “The author of this work is convinced that “One cannot but agree with the author’s opinion about “The author was right in his assertion that The main part of the essay also requires theoretical and practical arguments, referring to other authors and personal experience. The following cliché phrases will help to do this: "As the historian wrote "You can give such a definition to the concept "Practice shows that "You can observe the following picture Clichés in custody Since the conclusion implies conclusions throughout the work, the most frequent phrases in it will be: “Summarizing, “So, the analysis showed that “Thus, “So, the following conclusions The degree of disclosure of the raised problem is also indicated here: “The considered problem remains open “The paper managed to uncover only one aspect of the raised problem “The theme is fully disclosed When resorting to template phrases, try not to use them too often. If your work is crammed with clichés, the teacher may lower your grade, because the abundance of stereotyped phrases in your work indicates that you have difficulty in formulating thoughts yourself. Especially it concerns an essay of an art orientation in which it is important to show especially personal opinion and originality of statements.