Dear All, roughly speaking, the diagram below is supposed to show you what the typical essay

structure looks like:

Introduction
It gives the nature and rationale for the selection of the topic and consists of a number of
elements related logically and stylistically. At this stage, it is very important to formulate a question
to which you are going to find an answer in the course of his research. When working on the
introduction can help to answer the following questions:
• “Do I have to give a definition of terms, sounded in the theme essay?”
• “What concepts will be involved in my thinking on subject?“
• “Can I split a topic into smaller sub-topics? ”

Body of paragraphs
The main part, which includes a theoretical basis and some selected problems, highlights the main
issues for discussion. This part involves the development of reasoning and analysis and the
rationale for them, i.e. arguments and viewpoint(s) on the key problem. During the construction of
the essay you must remember that one paragraph should contain only one statement which should
be supported by illustrative material. A well-tested way to build any essay is to use subheadings to
identify key issues.

Conclusion
It offers generalization and reasoned conclusions in regards to its field of application, etc. It must
make a brief (epigrammatic) restatement of the thesis statement and the arguments in the body of
paragraphs. Methods, which are recommended are repetition, illustration, quote, an impressive
statement. Your report may contain a very important element of supplementary essays as reference
to the use of (implication) of the study.

You have to fill out the form below before submitting your research proposal outline:
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AUTHOR / WORK: e.g. Beowulf ; Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales, etc.

INTRODUCTION: a) orienting the reader (a couple of phrases/a short sentence):

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b) provide the focus & identify the purpose:
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c) outline the scope of the essay:
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d) introduce your thesis statement (the main idea you will develop)
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BODY OF PARAGRAPHS : a) topic sentence 1
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concluding sentence 1
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b) topic sentence 2
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concluding sentence 2
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c) topic sentence 3
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CONCLUSION: а) restate thesis:
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b) summarize your arguments:
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