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3: Essential Essay Strategies

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3.0: Brainstorming helps you develop your ideas
3.1: Topic + Stance + Reasons + Importance = Thesis
3.2: There is no one-size-fits-all essay structure, but there are useful patterns
3.3: Strong paragraphs start with good evidence
3.4: Writing Introductions
3.5: A conlcusion should explain "So What" or "Now What"

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- 2.7: Learn how to avoid plagiarism
- 3.0: Brainstorming helps you develop your ideas

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