Pre-Writing (Introduction) Causal Analysis

Introduction Paragraph: There are three parts.  Therefore, you must write at least 3 sentences in your Rough Draft.  For this pre-writing, you simply need part 2 (background/content/transition ideas) and part 3 (Thesis).  You can come up with a “hook” when crafting your Outline.

Introduction Paragraph Follow the guidelines for Introductions found here: https://learnessaywriting.blogspot.com/p/drawing-readers-in-asyou-begin-to-write.html
Begin your introduction with an attention grabber to “hook” your reader’s attention. To develop this part of your introduction, see tips located at http://learnessaywriting.blogspot.com/ Add a few sentences between your hook and thesis to transition from the hook to the thesis:  Do not use source materials here.  Save all source materials for the body paragraphs.	1. 2.
End your introduction with your THESIS STATEMENT.  See thesis statement. The thesis should be just one sentence, not a question, and show the causal relationship you aim to argue. Consider using words like “should” and “because” to help make it arguable.	3.