How do you start a intorduction?

Answer 1

To introduce two people, introduce the older to the younger. (Mrs. Smith, I'd like to introduce you to my friend Jonny.) If both are relatively the same age, introdce the woman to the man.

If you're introducing yourself, Stick out your right hand to shake, and say Hello, I'm Firstname Lastname, and then explain your connection to the host. (I went to school with Mary.) For a job interview, you can thank the interviewer (...and I'm so thankful for the opportunity to meet you/interview for your company.) Try to throw in something specific you've learned about the company from your research. (I look forward to contributing to your ongoing commitment to adult literacy.)

Answer 2

In a speech, a proper introduction would be when you introduce yourself. You must also remember to bow and greet the audience if before you make a speech. In a composition, a proper introduction would be to introduce the main characters, the setting, the plot and the weather etc. before going on to the main part of the story.

Answer 3

The best advice I've gotten on conclusions is that your concluding paragraph should answer the question, "So what?" Rather than summarizing what you've already said, put what you've said into a larger context, and make it clear why it's important. For example, if you're writing a paper about an endangered species of frog, your conclusion might talk about the broader issues of extinction, habitat destruction, wildlife conservation, etc. I'm not a big fan of starting the paragraph with "In conclusion..." because it sounds like you're closing the conversation. I like it better when writers leave me, the reader, ready to think about the topic for myself.

Answer 4

You should talk about what the students are going to learn from the assignment. You should then talk about what they need to do.

Answer 5

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Answer 6

its very easy. just focus on some points like introductions, usp, level of knowledge in book, why writer wrote it bla bla..