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Thesis statements can be one of the most difficult aspects of writing an essay. Whether you’re working on a rhetorical analysis for your Comp II class, or trying to prepare your masters thesis, a strong thesis statement is a must! Writing Center consultant Jose Aparicio has some great tips below for creating and proofreading the strength of your thesis statement.
Thesis Statements
A thesis controls the paper as the central idea that the whole paper depends.
A thesis answers a question: “What is it I want to say?” (more…)
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