: Start with an interesting fact, a question, or a bold statement to grab the reader's attention.
: Explain why this evidence supports your main argument. 3. The Conclusion (The "Wrap-up")
: Tell the reader what this specific paragraph is about. Evidence : Provide facts, examples, or quotes.
: Clearly state the main point or argument of your essay in one sentence. 2. The Body Paragraphs (The "Evidence")
: Briefly explain the context of your topic so the reader knows what you're talking about.
: Start with an interesting fact, a question, or a bold statement to grab the reader's attention.
: Explain why this evidence supports your main argument. 3. The Conclusion (The "Wrap-up") JUZ_Picszip
: Tell the reader what this specific paragraph is about. Evidence : Provide facts, examples, or quotes. : Start with an interesting fact, a question,
: Clearly state the main point or argument of your essay in one sentence. 2. The Body Paragraphs (The "Evidence") : Start with an interesting fact
: Briefly explain the context of your topic so the reader knows what you're talking about.