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Think about the parts of your essay. Use the drop-down menus to choose what belongs in each element.
Introduction
Body paragraphs
Conclusion
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Introduction
- Hook/attention-grabber
- Background/context or brief overview of the topic
- Thesis statement (central claim and often a preview of main points)
- Transition into the body
Body paragraphs
- Topic sentence (states the paragraph’s main idea)
- Evidence (quotes, data, examples)
- Analysis/explanation of how the evidence supports the topic sentence and thesis
- Supporting details and examples
- Transitions to the next paragraph
- (If relevant) counterargument and rebuttal
Conclusion
- Restated thesis (paraphrased)
- Summary of the main points
- Final thought/closing sentence (significance, call to action, or broader implication)
- (Avoid introducing new evidence)
- Hook/attention-grabber
- Background/context or brief overview of the topic
- Thesis statement (central claim and often a preview of main points)
- Transition into the body
Body paragraphs
- Topic sentence (states the paragraph’s main idea)
- Evidence (quotes, data, examples)
- Analysis/explanation of how the evidence supports the topic sentence and thesis
- Supporting details and examples
- Transitions to the next paragraph
- (If relevant) counterargument and rebuttal
Conclusion
- Restated thesis (paraphrased)
- Summary of the main points
- Final thought/closing sentence (significance, call to action, or broader implication)
- (Avoid introducing new evidence)
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