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¿Cómo hacer la INTRODUCCION de un ensayo?📝📒📖
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The video explains how to write an essay introduction. As the essay’s opening paragraph, the introduction should engage the reader and lead clearly into the subject. A useful length is about three to seven sentences, with five as a common target. It should move from a general opening toward the essay’s specific focus.
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Begin with a hook. Attract the reader’s attention with one of these options:
- A question: Choose one that invites explanation or argument, rather than a question that can be answered with “yes” or “no.”
- A relevant quotation or phrase: Use something connected to the topic that engages the reader.
- A short anecdote: Share a relevant personal story or one about someone else. Do not disclose personal information about others without their consent.
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Develop the opening. Use the next two or three sentences to explain or expand on the hook and connect it to the essay’s topic.
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End with the thesis statement. The final sentence should present a claim or position that can be supported with arguments and explanation. It also leads into the essay’s body paragraphs. The presenter’s example is: “Currently, the US economy is slowly recovering after the 2008 crisis.”
Overall, the introduction should capture the reader’s interest, introduce the topic, and end with a thesis that the body of the essay will develop.
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- Speaker: One unnamed presenter. The subtitles do not identify the presenter by name.
- Other speakers or sources: None identified. The video mentions quotations as a possible type of hook but does not feature or attribute a specific quotation.
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