Is death necessary for one’s life to be meaningful
Write clearly and stick to the point. Avoid giving unnecessary details.
Properly explain your points, and that you always define terms/position/principles (etc) that you introduce.
Always argue for your points. Do not simply state opinions. Relatedly, remember that philosophy is not journalism, in that you are not bound to be even-handed (it is more akin to law).
You should always be careful to describe the opposing view as charitably as possible. Avoiding logic problems.
Always begin your essay along these lines: Since the very dawn of time the problem of free will has been considered by many of the greatest and deepest thinkers in history
Always end your essay along these lines: So it can be seen from the above arguments that there are many different points of view about the free will problem.
Whenever in any doubt as to what to say about X, say, apropos of nothing in particular and without explanation, that X is extremely subjective.
When that gets boring, try saying that X is all very relative
Never say what it is relative to.
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