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3 years ago

Hi, what paragraph should you write your thesis in?

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2 answers:

zysi [14]3 years ago

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Hi, you should write in the first paragraph, I hope this helps!

ozzi3 years ago

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Hello there! Your thesis should be your main idea, which should be stated in the first paragraph in your essay - generally the first sentence in your paragraph is the thesis.

I hope this helps!

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