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Essays |
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Essays are made up of three parts: |
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Ø Introduction |
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Ø Body |
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Conclusion |
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The introduction
contains a thesis statement. A thesis statement
is the main idea and the writer’s position regarding that topic. |
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Example
of a thesis statement in intro: |
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Many Americans have unhealthy eating habits. |
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The
body is made up of several paragraphs that
support the thesis statement. |
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Examples
of topic sentences in body: |
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The choices in fast food restaurants have replaced
balanced meals. |
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Snacking has led to an over consumption of sweets. |
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Failure to eat according to the food pyramid has
contributed to unhealthy Americans. |
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The conclusion restates the thesis and may be a brief summary
of some of the main ideas contained in the body of the essay. |
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Note:
no new information is included in the conclusion. |
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Americans
need to change their eating habits in order to develop healthy lifestyles. |