4 years ago

Does+my+introduction+attempt+to+"hook"+the+reader

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Yes, the introduction must hook the reader. Think of a hook used for fishing. Once the fish is hooked, you definitely have its attention. A reader who is not hooked is apt to put your piece down.

Explanation:

Keith_Richards [23]4 years ago

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Well based on this, I would say that your introduction would hook the reader.

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