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- 5. FOCUS YOUR WORK I realized that only practice makes a fine playing and learning fundamentals of the game is the key of success”. This example of thesis statement gives the readers the focus that you had: putting more effort into improving your own game and learning the basic and most important aspects of the game.
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- 7. START WITH A HUMOR Descriptive essay should be about your feelings and emotions. That’s why it might be a good idea to start with something funny.
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