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get the reader’s attention. Unless you get the reader’s attention, the
rest of the essay is wasted. Therefore, to write an interesting and
effective introduction, first it is important to write a few sentences
that draw the reader into the topic of your essay, and then present the
argument through a thesis statement that contains the topic and the
ideas to be developed.
There are a number of different ways to grab your reader’s
attention when writing an introductory paragraph.
1. You may want to tell a story. Stories are an interesting way
to appeal to the reader’s curiosity. They should be brief and
related to the main idea (the thesis statement). They can be
your personal stories or something you read or heard about.
2. You could start by describing a situation or an incident. The
reader can relate to situations or incidents that illustrate
clearly your point of view. They serve as examples and help
the reader recognize the problem more readily.
3. You might use facts and statistics. However, it is important
to use facts or statistics that startle the reader because he or
she does not expect this kind of information, and the facts or
statistics must be from a credible source.
4. You could ask one or more questions. You may want the
reader to think about possible answers or may w
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get the reader’s attention. Unless you get the reader’s attention, the
rest of the essay is wasted. Therefore, to write an interesting and
effective introduction, first it is important to write a few sentences
that draw the reader into the topic of your essay, and then present the
argument through a thesis statement that contains the topic and the
ideas to be developed.
There are a number of different ways to grab your reader’s
attention when writing an introductory paragraph.
1. You may want to tell a story. Stories are an interesting way
to appeal to the reader’s curiosity. They should be brief and
related to the main idea (the thesis statement). They can be
your personal stories or something you read or heard about.
2. You could start by describing a situation or an incident. The
reader can relate to situations or incidents that illustrate
clearly your point of view. They serve as examples and help
the reader recognize the problem more readily.
3. You might use facts and statistics. However, it is important
to use facts or statistics that startle the reader because he or
she does not expect this kind of information, and the facts or
statistics must be from a credible source.
4. You could ask one or more questions. You may want the
reader to think about possible answers or may w
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