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A small, glittering object not far away caught Rainsford's eye and he picked it up. It was an empty cartridge.
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First you want to start off with a hook, something that grabs your readers attention. say for example, " I strongly believe that students in elementary schools should not have phones." or you can start off with a question like, " Have you ever told a lie? Well its obvious that your lying already!" Then you need to introduce what you are you are talking about. For example, "Should the captain of the Titanic be blamed for sinking the ship? Did he put his own vanity ahead of the safety of his passengers? Or can ship's design be blamed for not surviving the brush with the icy mass? And what about the inexperienced crew that had minimal training in emergency procedures because everyone thought the ship was unsinkable?" Or, " three main reasons...blah blah blah. " either way, that is what teachers look for in a essay introduction. ( please make me the brainlinest answer if i did good )
