Adding an additional supporting paragraph for each additional point you want to cover.
Adding an additional supporting paragraph for each additional point you want to cover.
You might add additional supporting paragraphs to a personal essay if you had additional points to support your thesis.
Adding an additional supporting paragraph for each additional point you want to cover.
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You can get off topic if you don't stick to examples that support your thesis.
You can get off topic if you don't stick to examples that support your thesis.
A thesis statement generally has three or more main points that will be discussed in the essay to support your opinion or findings. If you think the hospitality of ancient Greece was good, you might think it was good because they welcomed strangers, had lavish feasts for guests, and gave guests the best rooms in their homes (this is only an example, not fact) you might say: In ancient Greece people opened their arms for strangers, had lavish feasts for guests, and gave guests the best rooms in their house. Then you would support your points in the rest of the essay using your thesis that was written into the first paragraph as a road map for your paper.
An essay might stray off topic due to lack of clarity in the thesis statement, insufficient planning and organization, incorporating irrelevant information, deviating from the main argument, or failing to maintain focus on the central idea throughout the writing.
When writing a synthesis paragraph, a writer might ask: What are the main points of the sources being synthesized? How can these sources be interconnected to support a unified thesis statement or argument? What additional research or analysis is needed to effectively merge the information from different sources into a coherent whole?
The volcanoes and the beaches.I've been there twice. You might consider the Arizona Memorial and the USS Missourl.
Some people might consider encouraging female infanticide to be a bad point.