Unit 3: Task 6 - Third Collaborative Activity

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Parts Introduction • It has three purposes: it captures the reader’s interest, it suggests the importance of the essay’s topic, and it ends with a thesis sentence and this one can be based on two or more related points. Body • Begins with a topic sentence. If the thesis contains multiple points or assertions, each body paragraph should support or justify them, It´d be better if it follows the order of the assertions originally stated in the thesis. Thus, the topic sentence for the first body paragraph will refer to the first point in the thesis sentence and the topic sentence for the second body paragraph will refer to the second point in the thesis sentence. conclusion • It reconfirms usually the thesis and leaves a reflection or something to think about. It may also encourage the reader to act according to the points that the essay exposes.
EXAMPLE Examples of narrative essays. (n.d.).[PDF]. Retrieved from https://www.saylor.org/site/wpcontent/uploads/2013/12/K12EL A7-<strong>Unit</strong>1.7.1- ExOfNarrativeEssays-BY-SA.pdf
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