Introductions and conclusions in a 'Small Island' essay
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I can use a three part structure to create an effective introduction and conclusion.
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An introduction and conclusion should follow a three part structure.
An excellent introduction should start with a general statement about the text.
An introduction should then have a more specific statement about the focus of the question, followed by a thesis.
A thesis statement should include a clear, overarching argument referring to the writer's purpose.
A conclusion should summarise, evaluate and consider the timeless nature of the text.
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