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    How To Write An Essay Outline

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    This document provides an outline for a preliminary essay. It includes sections for an introduction with a general statement, overview of main points, and thesis statement. The body would have 3 paragraphs with 3 supporting points and evidence in each. A conclusion restates the thesis and main points and leaves the reader with a closing thought. The outline provides blanks for the writer to insert their specific content.

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    How To Write An Essay Outline

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    This document provides an outline for a preliminary essay. It includes sections for an introduction with a general statement, overview of main points, and thesis statement. The body would have 3 paragraphs with 3 supporting points and evidence in each. A conclusion restates the thesis and main points and leaves the reader with a closing thought. The outline provides blanks for the writer to insert their specific content.

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    This document provides an outline for a preliminary essay. It includes sections for an introduction with a general statement, overview of main points, and thesis statement. The body would have 3 paragraphs with 3 supporting points and evidence in each. A conclusion restates the thesis and main points and leaves the reader with a closing thought. The outline provides blanks for the writer to insert their specific content.

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    How To Write An Essay Outline

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    This document provides an outline for a preliminary essay. It includes sections for an introduction with a general statement, overview of main points, and thesis statement. The body would have 3 paragraphs with 3 supporting points and evidence in each. A conclusion restates the thesis and main points and leaves the reader with a closing thought. The outline provides blanks for the writer to insert their specific content.

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    Preliminary Essay Outline: Getting Started

    Introduction
    General Statement: about the topic. This should grab your readers attention.
    _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

    Overview of Main Points: ideas that you will discuss in further detail in the body of your essay.
    _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
    _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
    _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

    Thesis Statement: Should answer the What? Why? How? So What? (This is the core of your essay)
    _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
    _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

    Body of Essay
    Main Point/Paragraph 1:
    Topic Sentence _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
    _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

    Supporting Point 1:______________________________________________________________________________


    Supporting Point 1 Evidence (Quote, Paraphrase, Example, etc.)
    _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
    _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

    Supporting Point 2:______________________________________________________________________________


    Supporting Point 2 Evidence (Quote, Paraphrase, Example, etc.)
    _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
    _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

    Supporting Point 3:______________________________________________________________________________


    Supporting Point 3 Evidence (Quote, Paraphrase, Example, etc.)
    _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
    _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

    Transition Sentence: concludes your paragraph and point. It should also relate to your thesis:
    _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
    _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

    Main Point/Paragraph 2:
    Topic Sentence _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

    Supporting Point 1:______________________________________________________________________________


    Supporting Point 1 Evidence (Quote, Paraphrase, Example, etc.)
    _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
    _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

    Supporting Point 2:______________________________________________________________________________

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    Preliminary Essay Outline: Getting Started


    Supporting Point 2 Evidence (Quote, Paraphrase, Example, etc.)
    _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
    _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

    Supporting Point 3:______________________________________________________________________________


    Supporting Point 3 Evidence (Quote, Paraphrase, Example, etc.)
    _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
    _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

    Transition Sentence: concludes your paragraph and point. It should also relate back to your thesis:
    _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
    _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

    Main Point/Paragraph 3:
    Topic Sentence _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

    Supporting Point 1:______________________________________________________________________________


    Supporting Point 1 Evidence (Quote, Paraphrase, Example, etc.)
    _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
    _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

    Supporting Point 2:______________________________________________________________________________


    Supporting Point 2 Evidence (Quote, Paraphrase, Example, etc.)
    _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
    _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

    Supporting Point 3:______________________________________________________________________________


    Supporting Point 3 Evidence (Quote, Paraphrase, Example, etc.)
    _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
    _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

    Transition Sentence: concludes your paragraph and point. It should also relate back to your thesis:
    _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
    _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

    Conclusion
    Thesis Restated:
    _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
    ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

    Summary of Main Points:


    _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
    _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

    Closing Sentence: (a suggestion for the future, something memorable to leave for your reader, possible research
    questions for future analysis, a solution to the problem you raised)
    _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
    ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________

    Supporting you along your Academic Journey

    Academic Success Centre, UOIT


    Located in U6 Portable
    905-721-8668 ext. 6578
    academicsuccess@uoit.ca
    http://academicsuccess.uoit.ca
    http://nool.uoit.ca

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