How a 5-Paragraph Essay Looks Like

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The first paragraph 

In the first paragraph, you must ensure that you capture attention and introduce the topic by using one of the following; a leading question, a quotation, an eyebrow-raising fact, or any disagreement that has the backing of a common belief. Ensure that all your ideas get funneled to a specific end. After the first paragraph, ensure that you introduce your thesis. 

Developing the first paragraph 

Start by writing a topic sentence. Ensure that the sentence you have written envelopes an element of the statement and be sure to read, but the language used is the same as the one in the thesis. structure your paragraph in the following manner: 

• First general example 
  • In here ensure that she provides specific details to bolster example 
  • Inside a transition 
• The second general example 
  • Provide detailed information that supports the model you have 
  • Insert transition 
• The third general example 
  • Give the specifics to reinforce your example 
• Clinching statement: rewrite the topic sentence using different words 

Developing the second paragraph 

Start by writing a topic sentence. Ensure that the sentence dash is on the second element best on your thesis and ensure that the language used is similar today and present in your theory. Afterward, you may structure the rest of the block as follows: 

• The initial general example 
  • Give details to bolster your example 
  • Insert you transition 
• Second example 
  • Provide details that reinforce your example 
  • Put in a transition 
• The third example 
  • Provide specific information to uplift your example 
• Clinching statement: you may restate or rewrite your topic statement in different words 

Developing the third paragraph 

Start by writing your topic sentence. Ensure that the topic sentence touches on the 3rd element in your thesis. Also, ensure that the language used is similar to that in theory. you may structure your paragraph as follows: 

• The first example 
  • Provide details to hook your example 
  • Put in a transition 
• The 2nd Gen example 
  • Provide specific information that bolsters example 
  • Input a transition 
• The third example 
  • Provide the particular information that will uplift your example 
• Clinching statement: you may restate or rewrite the topic statement in your own words

The ending paragraph 

Start by writing a summary sentence. In the ruling, ensure that you restate your initial thesis in different words. Ensure that you sound convincing because this is the last section of your writing that the readers will see before signing off. Afterward, you may broaden to the general ideas like those you put out in your first paragraph. As the initial paragraph, you can also use one of the following things: a summary of the critical points, quotation, and conclusions. Since this is your last paragraph, be sure not to introduce any new ideas. Adding new ideas will fade the authenticity of your work. Sign off with a punching final statement or sentence. Ensure that your account makes your thesis stick in the mind of the reader. If the reader can remember what you wrote, then it is safe to say that you either struck a nerve or killed the essay.