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Explain why your original thesis still holds true despite this counterpoint. This makes your essay much more persuasive and balanced. V. Conclusion
Rephrase your thesis in a new way, reflecting on the evidence you’ve just provided. key (no linkvertise/advertisements!)
Summarize the main points without just repeating them. Explain why your original thesis still holds true
This is the most important sentence. It should clearly state your main argument or the central point you intend to prove. II. Body Paragraph 1: The Foundation Topic Sentence: Introduce your first supporting point. Evidence: Provide facts, data, or examples. or examples. Introduce a second
Introduce a second, often more complex, supporting point.
Acknowledgment: Briefly mention a common opposing view.
Read your draft out loud. If you stumble over a sentence while speaking, it likely needs to be rewritten for clarity.
Explain why your original thesis still holds true despite this counterpoint. This makes your essay much more persuasive and balanced. V. Conclusion
Rephrase your thesis in a new way, reflecting on the evidence you’ve just provided.
Summarize the main points without just repeating them.
This is the most important sentence. It should clearly state your main argument or the central point you intend to prove. II. Body Paragraph 1: The Foundation Topic Sentence: Introduce your first supporting point. Evidence: Provide facts, data, or examples.
Introduce a second, often more complex, supporting point.
Acknowledgment: Briefly mention a common opposing view.
Read your draft out loud. If you stumble over a sentence while speaking, it likely needs to be rewritten for clarity.