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*'''Introduction'''- This part encompasses the first paragraph.The [http://condor.depaul.edu/writing/writers/Types_of_Writing/acadessay.html introduction] has a variety of functioning purposes. One of the main purposes of the introduction is to establish and create the tone and style of the paper. It is important for the introduction to pave the way for the rest of the essay. The introduction tells the purpose of the essay, and introduces the subject. It also gives a brief synopsis of the points that will be covered in the paper. The writer should state the point and grab the reader’s interest in this paragraph. The final component of the introduction is the thesis. | *'''Introduction'''- This part encompasses the first paragraph.The [http://condor.depaul.edu/writing/writers/Types_of_Writing/acadessay.html introduction] has a variety of functioning purposes. One of the main purposes of the introduction is to establish and create the tone and style of the paper. It is important for the introduction to pave the way for the rest of the essay. The introduction tells the purpose of the essay, and introduces the subject. It also gives a brief synopsis of the points that will be covered in the paper. The writer should state the point and grab the reader’s interest in this paragraph. The final component of the introduction is the thesis. | ||
*'''Body'''- This main part of the essay, include the descriptions or explanations of what is given in the introduction. The body should include at least 5 paragraphs, use a particular point of view, develop the subject logically, and keep the reader's interest with detail. It should conclude by looking beyond. | *'''Body'''- Traditionally there are three to four body paragraphs in an essay. Each paragraph brings up a different point that is addressed in the thesis. This main part of the essay, include the descriptions or explanations of what is given in the introduction. The body should include at least 5 paragraphs, use a particular point of view, develop the subject logically, and keep the reader's interest with detail. It should conclude by looking beyond. | ||
*'''Conclusion'''- The writer offers closure and summarizes or ties the essay together in this final paragraph. This paragraph should be brief and point beyond the limited scope of the essay. The writer makes the final word and writes what they personally think about the topic. | *'''Conclusion'''- The writer offers closure and summarizes or ties the essay together in this final paragraph. This paragraph should be brief and point beyond the limited scope of the essay. The writer makes the final word and writes what they personally think about the topic. | ||