From the perspective of readers, an introduction establishes a set of expectations about what they are going to find in this text. So strong are these expectations that a reader will hold onto them—and …

As a writer, you need to make sure that your first few sentences can capture and maintain your audience’s attention. Below are some examples form Adelstein and Pival’s The Writing Commitment …

This information will help you understand what's expected in introductions and conclusions in college-level writing: what effective intros & conclusions SHOULD do AND what they really should NOT do.

This Jimmy Page style intro doubles the bass and is a good example of the symmetry often present in intros and outros. This wailing solo-fest is a great way of letting the audience know you mean …

Start with a hook, one to three sentences. This can be a question, a quote, a brief story, an interesting fact, a historical example, or anything that will capture the attention of your reader. 2. Introduce the …

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In order to write your introduction, you may want to select a source that has a framing quote (or idea) that can serve to guide the start of your discussion. A framing quote (or idea)... -- You might find a …