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Deepen the reader's understanding of your perspective. IV. Conclusion

Tips for Organizing Your Essay - Harvard College Writing Center

A first draft is often called a "rough draft" for a reason—it’s just about getting ideas on the page. 5432571_049.jpg

If you're stuck, break your main argument into a list of smaller points that each need their own paragraph.

Briefly touch on the key points discussed in the body paragraphs. Deepen the reader's understanding of your perspective

Introduce the first reason why your thesis is true. Evidence: Provide a specific example, quote, or fact.

State your main argument or the "point" of the essay in one clear sentence. II. Body Paragraph 1: The Core Argument 5432571_049.jpg

Link from the previous point to a new supporting idea.