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Focusing Introduction
begins with a broad view of the topic but quickly narrows to a specific issue or argument. The narrowing happens relatively early in the introduction, emphasizing the specific focus from the start.
Summary Introduction
briefly summarizes the main points or background information related to the topic before diving into the thesis. It gives the reader a quick overview of the context.
Thesis Introduction
directly states the main argument or claim of the paper upfront, often in a clear, concise sentence. It sets the tone and direction for the essay by establishing the writer's stance or purpose from the beginning
Funnel introduction
adually narrows from a broad, general topic to the thesis. The narrowing occurs more progressively, leading the reader step by step to the main point. It offers more general background before arriving at the specific thesis.
History of Controversy
introduction briefly outlines the background of a debated issue, highlighting key points of disagreement. It then narrows the focus toward the writer's position.
Somesay
presents common or opposing views on a topic before introducing the writer's argument. It acknowledges other perspectives, then contrasts them with the writer's stance to set up a persuasive argument.