a. Hook/or lead in that introduces the topic
Outline
I. Introduction
a. Hook/or lead in that introduces the topic
b. Thesis statement –Introduce your point and list the three supporting details in parallel structure.
II. Body paragraph 1
a. Topic sentence must clearly state the first reason from your thesis statement.
1. Example 1 – explain with sufficient detail
A.
B.
2. Example 2 – explain with sufficient detail
A.
B.
III. Body paragraph 2
a. Topic sentence must clearly state the first reason from your thesis statement.
1. Example 1 – explain with sufficient detail
A.
B.
2. Example 2 – explain with sufficient detail
A.
B
IV. Body paragraph 3
a. Topic sentence must clearly state the third reason from your thesis statement.
1. Example 1 – explain with sufficient detail
A.
B.
2. Example 2 – explain with sufficient detail
A.
B
A.
A
V. Conclusion
b. Sum up the essay. Do not include any new information.
c. Restatement of your thesis
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Outline
I. The Beginning
a. Introduces the topic with a hook/or lead in
b. Thesis statement – Begin by introducing your point and then list three supporting details in a parallel structure.
Paragraph 1 of the second body
a. The first reason from your thesis statement must be stated clearly in the topic sentence.
1. Explanation of Example 1 in sufficient detail
A.
B.
2. Explanation of Example 2 in sufficient detail
A.
B.
Second paragraph of the main body
a. The first reason from your thesis statement must be stated clearly in the topic sentence.
1. Explanation of Example 1 in sufficient detail
A.
B.
2. Explanation of Example 2 in sufficient detail
A.
B
Paragraph 3 of the body
a. The third reason from your thesis statement must be stated clearly in the topic sentence.
1. Explanation of Example 1 in sufficient detail
A.
B.
Example No. 2
