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Hook
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| Attention getter located in the beginning of introduction. Used to get and keep the readers attention |
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Thesis
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the last sentence of the introduction.
This is a done sentence statemeit if purpose for your entire essay. Gives the reader an idea of your topic and stance on issue
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Words that help readers understand the flow of an article or essay.
Some examples are first, second, third, next, then, finally, last etc. |
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Quote, evidence from an expert or reliable source, facts, examples etc.
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| explains concrete detail(fact) and further reinforces your point or argument. That provide support to your argument or point. |
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| The first sentence in a paragraph that explains where the paragraph is headed. |
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restated thesis
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| First sentence of the conclusion that simply restates the thesis. This reminds the reader of the direction of the essay and the points the essay was trying to make. |
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Located in the conclusion. Words that urge the reader to take immeciate action
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usually 3 well constructed and organized paragraphs located after the introduction. each paragraph has one specific topic.
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| last paragraph of the essay. it includes sentences that revisit the main points of the introductio and body paragraphs of te essay. |
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first paragraph in an essay. contains a theis statemenf and attention getter. will not have as many details as he body paragraphs.
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