Showing posts with label Introductions. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Introductions. Show all posts

Thursday, March 7, 2013

INTRODUCTIONS


First impressions matter, whether you are meeting someone new or opening an essay. Your introduction must:

  • ·         Capture your reader’s attention.
  • ·         State your purpose for writing, that is, your focus statement.

To capture your readers’ attention you can begin with:

  • ·       Anecdote: anecdotes are great openings for writing biographies, informative essays, personal narratives, speeches and term papers.
  • ·         Humour: this works best in “lighter” writings.
  • ·         Quotations
  • ·         Question: you can start an essay by turning your assignment into a question. For example, Students, they insist, should be able to speak, read, and write a second language. State your opinion for or against this proposal. You can begin this essay with the question, “Should students be required to learn to speak, read, and write a second language?”
  • ·         A surprising statistic.
  • ·         Descriptions (describe the environment, person)


Source: Laurie  Rozakis, PHD  


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