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The purpose of the introduction is to introduce the topic of your article. You have to grab your reader’s attention and make him or her want to read on. To achieve this, state clearly what you intend to write about. Give a short overview of the topic of your article and its significance. In addition, give a brief background about the work. For instance, the author’s name, place, or time of writing. Finally, tell your reader what you will focus on in your article and why it is significant.

The body is where you present your evidence and analysis. It includes various points and ideas that support your thesis. The structure of the body can be different depending on what you are writing about. However, there is a general structure that most articles fplow:

In this section, you should include all the necessary information for the rest of your article. This includes:

· The title and the author’s name

· The date and time of writing

· The genre of the work (e.g., poem, novel, article, etc.)

· A brief description of the work (e.g., plot summary, setting description, etc.)

· The title and the author’s name · The date and time of writing · The genre of the work (e.g., poem, novel, article, etc.. · A brief description of the work (e.g., plot summary, setting description, etc.. Doing this will ensure that you will not miss any important details later in your article. As a result, you should be able to easily express yourself based on what you already know about the work. This will help you save time because you will not have to dig into other sources to find out information that you might need for your article. Moreover, it will help you make sure that everything you write is relevant to your article. This is also known as giving sufficient background information.

In this section, discuss the main point of your article. You should explain why it is important or significant. What are some facts or experiences that show how it relates to something else? Also, discuss how it makes a difference in the world today. For instance, do people still believe what was written in the work? Is it still used as a reference? Why or why not? How does it relate to current events? Discussing these questions will help you provide evidence for your thesis statement. Remember that each paragraph should have a clear structure to fplow so that you can easily organize your thoughts and present them effectively.

In this section, mention all the supporting facts or information regarding your thesis statement. For example, if you are writing about an article about human rights vipations, then you should mention specific cases where human rights vipations happened or are happening in real life today. If you are writing about a book written by an author in the past, then mention how it relates to what is happening now in real life. This is where you provide evidence for your thesis statement. You can use direct quotations from the works as well as personal experiences to support your argument. You may also use examples from history or current events to support your argument. Finally, make sure that your argument is related to your thesis statement. Your argument should support your thesis statement but never contradict it. If it contradicts it then either revise or delete it because it would be irrelevant to your thesis statement. Thus, reviewers will not appreciate it if you write irrelevant information in your paper because it would mean that you did not complete your research well enough. Cite all information properly! Make sure that every piece of information that you use has an accurate source so that readers can easily verify it for themselves if they want to do so. After all, citing information properly is one of the most important parts of academic writing! Finally, summarize your argument using both direct quotes and personal experiences to create a strong final impression on your reader. Then formally conclude by restating your thesis statement with no change or addition of new information that was not previously discussed in your body paragraphs. Reviewers will appreciate this because they will feel that their time was not wasted by reading irrelevant information in your paper which means that they will more likely award you with a good grade! D. Conclusion (general. In this section, summarize all points and ideas presented in your article and restate them using different words and phrases than those used in the body paragraphs of your article. Restate your thesis statement without adding new information and without upgrading or downgrading any of the previously discussed points and ideas in the body paragraphs of your article. Also, do not add any new information that contradicts what was previously discussed in the body paragraphs of your article. Conclusion can be structured in three different ways. 1- Concluding sentence 2- Concluding paragraph 3- Concluding part/section

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