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-A '''transition idea''' should be connected in some way to the introduction. The idea will transition and move from one point to another to make the point.
+== Transition Idea ==
+A transition idea should be connected in some way to the introduction. The idea will transition and move from one point to another to make the point.
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-The '''topic sentence''' should be the sentence that jumpstarts the essay. It should be an effective guiding tool to follow and should help the reader understand the point or claim precisely. The reader should be able to get a full understanding of where the essay is heading from the topic sentence.
+== Topic Sentence ==
+The topic sentence should be the sentence that jumpstarts the essay. It should be an effective guiding tool to follow and should help the reader understand the point or claim precisely. The reader should be able to get a full understanding of where the essay is heading from the topic sentence.
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-Adding '''support''' is a critical factor to include in the body. In order for the written material to sound credible, evidence such as specific information, facts, and details need to be mentioned.
+== Support ==
+Adding support is a critical factor to include in the body. In order for the written material to sound credible, evidence such as specific information, facts, and details need to be mentioned.
+== Closing Sentence ==
-The '''closing sentence''' should simply conclude what was written and explained in the paragraph.
+The closing sentence should simply conclude what was written and explained in the paragraph.