Collaborative Work: Exploring the essay by Leila Ayelén Pivac https://padlet.com/pivac785/k3ynd1uid40gnq2p Group: 3098 | Members: Altamiranda, Camila - Maldonado, Vanesa - Pivac, Leila A. - Sabljak, Francisco. en-us 2021-05-02 19:38:55 UTC 2021-05-05 16:40:56 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/270d.png Conclusion pivac785 https://padlet.com/pivac785/k3ynd1uid40gnq2p/wish/1483060836 To let the reader know this is the conclusion you can start by using connectors, such as: In conclusion, to conclude, to summarize, for the information given, etc.

  This part of the essay helps the reader to reconsider the main ideas previously stated, hence the lack of new information.

  The writers can give an opinion, a suggestion or a prediction about the main topic that is being discussed in the last sentences. The last sentence can be written with more effective or convincing facts to make the essay clearer. Both the conclusion and the introduction must contain similar ideas.]]> 2021-05-02 20:31:14 UTC https://padlet.com/pivac785/k3ynd1uid40gnq2p/wish/1483060836 Body pivac785 https://padlet.com/pivac785/k3ynd1uid40gnq2p/wish/1483061016 The body of the essay is the spine. It is where the main ideas and arguments are explained, detailed and described. It usually has three to five paragraphs, revolving around the central topic, divided in three parts: the topic sentence -which stated what the paragraph is going to talk about-, the supporting sentence -in which that idea is detailed and developed-, and the concluding sentence.

   In order to write an essay it is helpful to outline a plan of the main topic or central idea and the supporting ideas or arguments that agree with said main topic. This is often one of the best ways to ensure that the final version will be coherent and easy to read.
]]> 2021-05-02 20:31:24 UTC https://padlet.com/pivac785/k3ynd1uid40gnq2p/wish/1483061016 Introduction pivac785 https://padlet.com/pivac785/k3ynd1uid40gnq2p/wish/1483061232   The introduction of an essay presents the topic to the readers on a clear way. Most essays contain a one-paragraph introduction divided into three parts: the hook, connecting information and the thesis statement.

  The hook is the opening statement of an essay and its function is to catch the reader’s attention. (A hook can be a question, an interesting observation about a certain topic, a famous quote or any kind of interesting piece of information.)
 
  The connecting information goes after the hook and includes background information to give a good idea of what the topic of the essay might be.

  The thesis statement may be either direct (stating the specific outline of the essay) or indirect (in which case the writer only states the general topic to be discussed.
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