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Introductions and Conclusions

A well-structured introduction and conclusion are essential for making a strong impression in your writing. This guide explores effective strategies for crafting engaging openings that draw readers in and memorable conclusions that leave a lasting impact. By understanding the reader's perspective and employing appropriate techniques, you can enhance your essays to captivate and resonate. Learn to avoid common pitfalls and discover the types of conclusions that may undermine your work. For further assistance, consult the provided resources from the University of North Carolina.

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Introductions and Conclusions

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  1. Introductions and Conclusions First and Lasting Impressions Adapted from University of North Carolina Online Writing Center

  2. Introduction Reader’s World Transition World of Your Essay

  3. Why Bother?

  4. Effective Introductions

  5. Evaluate Draft of Introduction

  6. Ineffective Introduction Strategies

  7. Conclusions Essay Bridge Reader’s World

  8. Why Bother?

  9. Lasting Impression

  10. Effective Conclusion Strategies

  11. Conclusion Strategies to Avoid

  12. Types of Conclusions to Avoid

  13. For More Information and Examples • Introductions • http://www.unc.edu/depts/wcweb/handouts/introductions.html • Conclusions • http://www.unc.edu/depts/wcweb/handouts/conclusions.html

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