This document provides an overview of the typical parts and structure of a 5-paragraph essay, including an introduction with a hook and thesis statement, three body paragraphs each with a topic sentence and supporting details, and a conclusion. It explains that introductions present the topic and main idea, body paragraphs each focus on a single main point, and conclusions restate the thesis and sometimes offer additional thoughts. Examples are provided to illustrate how to write each section of a 5-paragraph essay.

1. IntroductiontoEssays
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2. Introduction
Body paragraph 1
Body paragraph 2
Body paragraph 3
Conclusion
Parts ofanessay
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3. Thesis statement
Hook
Partsofanintroduction
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4. States the main idea
Tells the organization
Partsofanthesisstatement
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5. famous quote
broad statement
question
statistic
anecdote
interesting information
Kinds ofhooks
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6. begins with topic sentence
includes supporting sentences
can include transition sentence
Parts ofan bodyparagraphs
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7. same main idea as introduction
repeats important words from essay
Partsofaconclusion(necessary)
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8. suggestions
predictions
opinions
further questions
Parts ofaconclusion(optional)
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9. IntroductiontoEssays
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