How to write an Introduction for an Essay (The 5 Step I.N.T.R.O Method)

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Introductions in essays and research papers can be hard! In this video, I show you my 5 Step INTRO method to write strong introductions every time.

If you want to know how Introductions and Conclusions are different, make sure you watch my 5 C's Conclusion method video which is linked below!

THE FIVE STEPS TO THE I.N.T.R.O INTRODUCTION FORMULA:
#1 Interest (0:41)
#2 Notify (1:47)
#3 Translate (2:30)
#4 Report (3:42)
#5 Outline (4:19)

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7. Referencing for Beginners:    • How to Reference in an Essay (3 Simpl...  
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