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A body paragraph contains the supporting ideas or evidence to prove your thesis correct. These paragraphs usually begin with a topic sentence. Use the active voice to build your argument. The active voice speaks with authority. You may also quote in your paragraph to gain credibility. For instance, you might say: Electric cars are the hottest talk in automobile boardrooms, according to Grant Frank, president of United Automobiles.
Most body paragraphs will summarize information or evidence. Body paragraphs help the reader to make connections with the material and to understand the material in context. You should always have at least three supporting points in each paragraph to keep the paragraphs meaty and vibrant. If you have fewer than three supporting facts, your paragraph will be sparse.
If your paragraphs are too sparse, you may build them in three ways: (1) You may use a story or an anecdote to illustrate a point. (2) You may use an analogy where you take something that the reader is familiar with and connect it to a new idea. Analogies describe and explain. (3) You may provide concrete examples.
Your introductory paragraph must get the reader’s attention with an astounding fact, intriguing question, or outlandish statement. This is referred to as the “hook.” Your introduction also sets the tone for the essay and defines and provides background information for the reader. State your thesis at the end of the paragraph once you have laid the foundation for the reader.
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