Introduction, Body, and Conclusion Abstract, Methods, Results Introduction, Discussion, References Thesis, Arguments, Summary

A hook, background information, and a clear thesis statement A list of sources A detailed body paragraph A bibliography

Introduce the main idea of the paragraph Restate the thesis Provide evidence Conclude the essay

Revisit the thesis and summarize the main points Introduce new information List all sources used Present a counterargument only

Read widely and often Ignore new words Only use your native language Limit reading to one subject

Ensure the chosen word fits the context Always replace every word with a longer synonym Avoid checking definitions Use synonyms randomly across the essay

At least one Five Ten None

To capture the reader's attention To present the thesis To cite sources To provide background information only

Evidence, examples, or anecdotes A concluding statement A list of references A new thesis statement

It helps organize your thoughts and guides your reader It makes the essay longer It ensures more citations It reduces the need for vocabulary