Essay
December 3, 2007 at 1:46 pm Leave a comment
An essay is a short work of writing that treats a topic from author’s personal point of view, a piece of writing several paragraph long instead of just one or two paragraph.
An essay has three main parts:
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An introductory paragraph
The introductory paragraph attracts the reader’s attention and informs the reader what your main topic of discussion will be. An introductory paragraph has two parts:
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Several general sentences that give background information on your subject and gradually lead your reader into your specific topic.
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A thesis statement that states the subdivisions (topics of each paragraph). It may also indicate your method of development.
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The body of an essay discussed your subdivided topics, one by one. It contains as many paragraphs as necessary to explain the controlling ideas in the thesis statement
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The concluding paragraph reminds your reader of what you have said. Remember to use a “conclusion” transitional signal. Your concluding paragraph has summary of the main ideas or a restatement of the thesis in different words and your final comment on the topic.
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