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    The document provides guidance on writing an introduction for a thesis statement. It recommends starting broadly but not too broadly, providing relevant background but not the full argument, including a clear thesis, and making the introduction worthwhile without feeling pressured to write it first. There are two major types of thesis statements: explanatory statements that announce the subject without taking a stance, and argumentative statements that declare an opinion requiring defense. A strong thesis statement has three parts - the limited subject it focuses on, the precise opinion on that subject, and the blueprint of reasons for that opinion.

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    The document provides guidance on writing an introduction for a thesis statement. It recommends starting broadly but not too broadly, providing relevant background but not the full argument, including a clear thesis, and making the introduction worthwhile without feeling pressured to write it first. There are two major types of thesis statements: explanatory statements that announce the subject without taking a stance, and argumentative statements that declare an opinion requiring defense. A strong thesis statement has three parts - the limited subject it focuses on, the precise opinion on that subject, and the blueprint of reasons for that opinion.

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    Thesi Statement Discussion

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    Rhea Cayabyab
    The document provides guidance on writing an introduction for a thesis statement. It recommends starting broadly but not too broadly, providing relevant background but not the full argument, including a clear thesis, and making the introduction worthwhile without feeling pressured to write it first. There are two major types of thesis statements: explanatory statements that announce the subject without taking a stance, and argumentative statements that declare an opinion requiring defense. A strong thesis statement has three parts - the limited subject it focuses on, the precise opinion on that subject, and the blueprint of reasons for that opinion.

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    Hoe to write an intro of your thesis statement?

    Start your introduction broad, but not too broad. ...


    1. Provide relevant background, but don't begin your true argument. ...
    2. Provide a thesis. ...
    3. Provide only helpful, relevant information. ...
    4. Try to avoid clichés. ...
    5. Don't feel pressured to write your intro first. ...
    6. Convince the reader that your essay is worth reading.

    Types of thesis statements: Explanatory and Argumentative


    here are two major types of thesis statements: explanatory and argumentative. The explanatory
    thesis announces the subject to the reader; it never declares a stance which needs an argument
    to defend. These explanatory theses are evident in expository essays and research essays.

    The thesis statement has 3 main parts: the limited subject, the precise opinion, and the
    blueprint of reasons. The limited subject tells the reader exactly on what, or whom the article
    focuses. The precise opinion gives your answer to a question about the subject.

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