How do I write an introduction for 5th grade?

English

2 answers:

m_a_m_a [10]3 years ago

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Don't just jump right in. Add dear ails that you wouldn't add if you were in the fourth grade to seem smarter.

Ksju [112]3 years ago

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All u have to do is just look at your notes the teacher gave u and make a good introduction with it, but first u have to make a hook, a hook is something that catches things, like a hook catches fish, u are going to need a grammar hook, to reel in your audience to draw their attention to your essay or etc to make them read it, then your gonna need a topic, to tell people what its gonna be about, and u are also gonna need to tell them the main idea of it as well.

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