Answer:
Always create an outline before you start.
Explanation:
Make an outline:
Have a topic, thesis statement, main idea, and reasons for support.
Introduction:
- Begin with A STRONG STATEMENT ABOUT YOUR TOPIC. (Tip: You can use
alliteration to make a dull opening more interesting.)
- INTRODUCE YOUR TOPIC. Begin with the PREDOMINANT THEME (i.e. power, corruption, equality, acceptance, friendship).
- LEAD to your THESIS STATEMENT, which is the LAST SENTENCE of the first paragraph.
Body Paragraph 1
Have a topic sentence then list 2-3 supporting details.
Body Paragraph 2
Have a topic sentence then list 2-3 supporting details.
Body Paragraph 3
Have a topic sentence then list 2-3 supporting details.
Conclusion
Have a topic sentence then list 2-3 supporting details.
- Copy and paste your thesis statement from the beginning of your paper. REPHRASE IT so it echoes the thesis as it was in the beginning. (An echo sounds similar but do not repeat the thesis exactly.)
- THINK about the connection and ideas you brought out in your paper. Include these connections in your conclusion.
- SHOW your readers why this topic is important or relevant.
- DRAW CONCLUSIONS about the topic.
- END WITH A STATEMENT ABOUT THE GLOBAL THEME you began with at the beginning of the paper.
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this is just an example of how you can make your outline which will be very helpful when planning then writing the essay. good luck!
