Question

A good introduction paragraph will state all three of the main supporting details to an argument. Please select the best answer from the choices provided T F

Answer 1

I see the "T" and "F" at the end so are you asking a true or false? If so, the answer is true. If not please give the options so we can answer!

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Answer 2

The correct answer is True

Explanation:

In writing, the introduction paragraph is the first paragraph in a text after the main title, the purpose of this paragraph is to introduce the most important elements of a text, which is necessary for the reader to know what the text is about. In the case of argumentative texts such as essays, in which the author aims at presenting a main claim or position and prove it as valid by using arguments, a good introduction usually includes a hook which is the first statement that engages the reader; an introduction to the main topic of the essay; the presentation of the thesis statement or position that will be proved and  the general organization of the essay which introduces the main supporting details or the ideas that will be used to explain the ideas of the essay, which are usually three. Considering this, it can be concluded it is true a good paragraph will state the main supporting details to an argument as in this way the author can present the general content and organization of the text.