PPT-Thesis Statement and Topic Sentence

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Revision Review What is a Thesis Statement A thesis statement is a declarative sentence that gives the main point of an essay The thesis statement uses words from

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Revision Review What is a Thesis Statement A thesis statement is a declarative sentence that gives the main point of an essay The thesis statement uses words from the question or prompt It is very important to locate these key words and weave them into the thesis statement. Let’s Get This Paper Rolling!. Introduction. Thesis Statements. After you have brainstormed and you have some main ideas of what you would like to write in your essay, you can begin thinking about writing a . A thesis statement is vital to the organization of the paper. It tells the reader three things. First, it identifies the subject of the paper. Next, it indicates the direction of the paper will go. Then, it gives reasons why (we’ll use three) the discussion should go in that direction. An easy way to remember the three parts of a thesis sentence is this formula, ( S + D + 3R) which stands for:. Analytical Essay. Writing an Analytical Essay about a Literary Work. Makes an argument:. You are arguing that your perspective—an interpretation, judgment, evaluation of the literature—is a valid one.. Thesis Statement and Introduction Paragraph. Thesis Statement . Follow this model for a character who experiences a significant change in a story.. Topic, phrase that names the original qualities, action verb + force(s) of change+ final qualities.. Thesis Statement and Introduction Paragraph. Thesis Statement—Step Three. Follow this model—. Topic, appositive phrase that . names the original qualities, . action verb + . force(s) of change+ final qualities.. Thesis Reminders. Creating a Cohesive Essay. Thesis Statement. Topic . + . Action Verb introducing the Central-controlling Claim (opinion) . + . Supporting Claims (written in parallel structure). Thesis Reminder. ELP 70 Writing Program . An academic essay has: . An . Introduction. Body paragraph . . 1. Body Paragraph 2. Body paragraph 3. A Conclusion. The Introduction has:. A Hook. Background Information. The Thesis Statement . What is a thesis statement?. A statement, argument or theory that is the basis of your project as a result of your research.. In other words, you have done research and you have found out…your thesis.. EN090 . The punch line versus the . t. hesis. Hey, did you hear the one where a sumo wrestler and two lawyers were on an airplane…?. The punch line versus the . t. hesis. Unlike jokes where some suspense sets up a punch line, academic essays are different. . What is it?. for most student work, it's a one- or two- sentence statement that explicitly outlines the purpose or point of your paper.. It is generally a complex, compound sentence. What does it do?. Presented by Sarye Huggins. Topic Sentences & Thesis Statement Workshop. Introduction. Body Paragraphs. Conclusion. Basic Essay Structure. Consider . . .. What is the objective for your assignment?. Sentences. Making sure the beginnings of your essays and paragraphs have focused, clear declarative statements. Thesis Statement & Topic Sentence. Essays need to be clear enough for a reader to understand what they’re getting into in the first few sentences.. A Road Map for Your Essay. References. ESSAY. Introduction. Thesis Statement. Body Paragraph #1. Body Paragraph #2. Body Paragraph #3. Introduction. Thesis Statements. . After you have brainstormed and you have some main. Almost all assignments, no matter how complicated, can be reduced to a single question. . For example, if your assignment is, “Write a report to the local school board explaining the potential benefits of using computers in a fourth-grade class,” turn the request into a question like, “What are the potential benefits of using computers in a fourth-grade class?” .

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