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“Essay Structure: True or False?” — Short Rules
The teacher reads the statements about essay structure.
Students choose Yes or No (raise a card, hand, or write on the board).
Students explain their choice briefly.
The teacher reveals the correct answer with a short explanation.
(Optional) Students correct the false statements or play a timed round.

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“Essay Structure: True or False?” — Short Rules The teacher reads the statements about essay structure. Students choose Yes or No (raise a card, hand, or write on the board). Students explain their choice briefly. The teacher reveals the correct answer with a short explanation. (Optional) Students correct the false statements or play a timed round.

by Shugyla Kuanysh
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The introduction of an essay should include all detailed arguments and evidence.

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The thesis statement is usually placed in the introduction

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The body paragraphs must always contain exactly three supporting ideas.

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Each body paragraph should focus on one clear main idea.

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Using examples in the conclusion is required to introduce new arguments.

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The conclusion should restate the thesis in a new way.

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Transitions between paragraphs help maintain essay coherence

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The introduction must always start with a question.

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In the body, evidence and explanations must be connected clearly.

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The conclusion can be skipped if the essay is long.

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A hook in the introduction is used to catch the reader’s attention.

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Body paragraphs may include personal opinions without any supporting details.

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An essay’s conclusion should summarize key points without repeating sentences word-for-word.

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The introduction should directly state the conclusion of the essay.

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All three parts of the essay must logically connect and support one central idea.

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