What role should an introduction play in a report?

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Anettt [7]4 years ago

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Answer:

Most introductions should include a hook and thesis statement. You should definitely include your point of why you're writing about the certain topic. If you're writing an opinion report, you should also include your reasons that you're going to explain. Everyone probably has a different view of how a report should be written, but I think these are the roles an introduction plays in a report.

(This could probably even be an introduction paragraph!!)

I hope this helped; have a great day :3

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