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Take your claim and combine with your evidence from the previous slide.
Ex. Celebrit...
English, 28.11.2021 02:50 AbhiramAkella
Thesis:
Take your claim and combine with your evidence from the previous slide.
Ex. Celebrity culture is harmful to our society in several ways but most notably
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Hook:
Catch the reader's attention.
Ex. How many likes did your last social media post get?
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