STEP 1: BRAINSTORM & ORGANIZE

- Determine topic

- Determine tone (formal)
- Create an outline

STEP 2: BEGIN WRITING

- Include an intro paragraph (a hook, your

thesis/claim, your 3 reasons)

- Include three body paragraphs (provide your

3 reasons and your evidence)

- Include a conclusion paragraph (restate your
claim & reasons in different words, close with

something catchy)

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- Gather research and evidence to support your claims
- Start writing your introduction by grabbing the reader's attention with a hook and introducing your thesis statement.
- Each body paragraph should focus on one of your reasons, providing evidence and examples to support it.
- Use topic sentences to introduce each paragraph and smoothly transition between ideas.
- In your conclusion, restate your thesis and reasons in a concise manner, and provide a memorable closing statement.
- Revise and edit your essay for clarity, coherence, and grammar errors.
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