Write a research paper outlining which battle it was that Texasans rallied to memorialise the Alamo. The first sentence and paragraph includes the author, title;
a rhetorically accurate verb (such as “asserts, ”argues,” “refutes,” “proves,” “explains,” etc.)
followed by a clause that contains the major claim of the paper (thesis/argument statement).
ii. BODY Paragraphs (two or three): Next, you explain how the author develops and supports
the argument. (Be careful not to make a laundry list). Make sure and use signal phrases as
instructed in ENGL 1301/1302. You will have multiple paragraphs in this section. You
really must decide what are the major supporting points the author used to support their
thesis/argument.
iii. BODY Paragraph: Next, you explain what the author’s purpose is – why did they write the
article?
iv. CONCLUSION (Last Paragraph): The end of the précis ties together all the material you
have summarized and make some statement about the article’s value for a reader interested
in learning more about the topic addressed. Usually this consists of one to two sentences
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