Why Thesis Statements are Awesome:

• They make a claim about your topic that can be debated, but ultimately show you are right.
• The thesis should not appear until the last sentence of your full introduction. It’s very helpful to remember that before you get into the body of your paper, you have to give your reader the “map.” Without that map, readers are likely to get lost.

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Where the Thesis Belongs in the Paper:

• The thesis actually mustn’t come until the last sentence of your full introduction. It’s important to recollect that before you get into the body of your paper, you have to allow your reader the “map.” Without that map, readers are likely to get lost.

That’s why they have that thesis early.
What the thesis should say:

• Very clearly, the thesis should answer the writing prompt or assignment using keywords and phrases from the prompt to make sure that you just following the assignment.
  • A thesis has TWO IMPORTANT PARTS: the WHAT (topic) and therefore the WHY (reason or reasons)
  Let’s try it!
  Consider the subsequent writing prompt: Who is most to blame for Romeo and Juliet’s deaths and why?
  Here are three attempts at thesis statements to answer the prompt. Read them over, and consider how effective each is. Consider ranking them from 1 (the most effective) to 3 (the least effective).
  #1Romeo is most to blame for his and Juliet’s deaths because, throughout the play, he makes choices before thinking about the consequences.
  #2 Romeo is most to blame.
  #3 Romeo is primarily to blame for his and Juliet’s deaths because he rushes into the wedding, is liable to overdramatic depressive episodes, and he kills Tybalt in Act Three.
  Right away, we know that thesis #2 doesn’t give enough information; it just gives the subject, but no reasoning.

Thesis statement #3 is a strong three-part thesis. it’s the subject (Romeo is to blame) and three reasons why. this sort of thesis is sometimes used in a five-paragraph essay. It gives a direct map for the reader.

Thesis statement #1 hits the mark if you’re not required to write a five-paragraph essay with a three-part thesis. This thesis states the subject (Romeo is to blame) and provides the rationale (he makes choices doltishly of the consequences). This thesis statement tells your reader that your paper will discuss several examples of times Romeo rushed into choices but doesn’t give any spoilers on what examples you may use.

So, there you have it. you’re now able to tackle your own thesis statement. And no worries, the tutors at tutor.com are available to assist you along the way if you get stuck or want someone to read your thesis over!