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| First paragraph of an essay; should be 3 to 6 sentences long |
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| A sentence that comes at the end of your introduction; It tells what your essay is going to be about ( doesn't have "I") |
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| The paragraphs in your essay that explain your ideas and thesis; there should be 2 or 3 of these in your essay |
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| The part of an essay that comes at the end; it makes the reader feel a sense of completion; usually makes a universal link to the topic |
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| Applying to everyone; Everyone can understand it; everywhere |
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| A reference to something commonly known |
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| The part of a business letter that shows the writer's address; it usually includes the date the letter was sent |
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| Where a business letter is being sent |
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| A greeting; in a business letter, usually the person in charge or simply,"To whom it may concern"; punctuated with a colon |
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| The part of a business letter that ends the letter; examples are; sincerely, yours truly, respectfully |
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