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- 3. List the topic of your essay
- 4. List three main points of body paragraphs
- 6. Main point one should be stated in the first sentence
- 7. Add three to four supporting details for main point one
- 10. State main point two in the first sentence
- 11. List three to five supporting details for main point two
- 14. List three to four supporting details about main point three
- 15. Vary sentence structure and word choice
- 17. Restate the three main points of your essay
- 18. Relate your topic to today
- 19. Finish with an interesting challenge
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