For an informative essay, you should have a hook, otherwise known as something to grasp the reader’s attention. You could begin by using:
• A quote
• A fun fact
There are many other ways, but those are examples.
Let’s say I was going to write an informative essay over Albert Einstein. I could begin by saying, “Did you know that Albert Einstein offered his Nobel Prize as part his wife and his divorce settlement?”
After you have your hook, you will want at least 3 or more pieces of information. If I was writing about Albert Einstein’s life, I could start off with his early life, his career / education, then his contributions to society.
I could say something like: “Albert Einstein faced many challenges as a young child, but he always managed to get through the obstacles.” I would write a whole paragraph based on his early life in the second paragraph.
After that, I would say something such as: “Einstein was very intelligent. He was known for his Theory of Relativity.” More information would be brought up in the third paragraph about this topic.
The next sentence you would talk about his contributions to society. This would be based on the reasons of why he became famous.
The last and final sentence would be your thesis statement. Your thesis statement basically sums up your three or more topic sentences / main pieces of information.
Here is the format:
•Topic Sentence / Hook
•Three or more main pieces of information / Three or more topic sentences
•Thesis Statement.
I hope this helped! :)
Use mom, dad, brother, sister. Best friend, gandparents or even teachers, friends, whoever and write what makes that person important by saying characteristics like nice and caring (: hope this helps.
<span>When you are narrowing your topic, what element of your short story are you identifying when you ask, “What does my character want, and what is preventing him from getting it?” </span>conflict
Answer:
My teacher once said that there are two ways to live forever. One: to have children. And two: to write a book. Books are a beautiful thing often overlooked. As your quote said, "[Books] stitched the patches of the universe together into one garment for us." It's not necessarily the book that's being spoken about - it's the author. The author is the one who has written this compilation of ideas and information onto their pages. Books are where we've gotten our knowledge of centuries ago, of thousands of miles away. There is no other way that we could have gotten the knowledge of the past than through books.
