Zoom + FuseDesk Integrations

Writing an outline for an article requires the same mental process as writing a book report outline. The process of writing an outline is to think of the main points that will be included in the article. The first step is to identify what are the subtopics, then write them down. Next is to determine the main topic of the article. Once this is done, one should move on to writing the body paragraphs. Once this has been done, one should again review the article again to see if there are any gaps left. If there are any, fill them up with information or ideas, which are relevant to your article. Writing an outline is a good way of organizing ideas and it prepares you well for writing. It is because when one writes an article from an outline, they do not have to go back and forth between the topic and the paper as they would if they had written without an outline. Each sentence in an article should relate directly to the topic. Therefore, writing an outline before writing the article is important.

The body paragraph is the section where you present your evidence and develop thoughts and ideas. As the name suggests, the body paragraphs contain information about your main topic and your ideas regarding it. The body paragraphs can be structured in different ways, but it all depends on what you want to emphasize. If you want to emphasize one idea over another, you can choose a specific structure type like cause and effect or compare and contrast for one paragraph and use the other type for the other. However, it is always better to start with a cause and effect or compare and contrast format and then move into a different structure type for the other paragraph because this helps you focus on the main idea that you want to express in your article. If you use a particular structure type for both paragraphs, you risk presenting two different ideas and proving them at the same time, which makes it difficult for readers to understand what you are trying to say. It is important to note that each paragraph needs a topic sentence as well as supporting sentences that give evidence for your statement. In addition, each paragraph should have a concluding sentence as well as a transition sentence. A concluding sentence brings closure to a paragraph by summarizing the main idea of the paragraph while a transition sentence moves from one paragraph to another by connecting it to another paragraph.

A conclusion is a specific part of an article that summarizes everything that was said about a topic in your article. You can also call it a summary paragraph because it summarizes all of your writing from the introduction to the body paragraphs to support your thesis statement. A good conclusion should contain three paragraphs. restate your thesis statement, provide a general overview of what you wrote in your article, and state how your article relates to other articles on the same topic. In order to make a strong conclusion, you need to be careful with your thesis statement because it should summarize what you said in your thesis statement and support it with evidence from your body paragraphs. You should also be careful not to simply repeat what you said in your introduction or any of the body paragraphs because that does not help readers understand what you are saying. Moreover, your conclusion should conclude with a powerful quote or thought that makes an impression on readers so that they remember your article after reading it.

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