1. This is How You Write a 3?RT Logical Essay Introduction

2. You need to start with a thesis, so you have to have already mastered the “Planning a Logical Essay.”

3. There are five sentences in a classic 3?RT introduction:

        4. A rhetorical question for SR1,

        5. A rhetorical question for SR2,

        6. A rhetorical question for SR3.

6. A “recently” sentence, which restate the topic, like, “Recently, our school has been considering extending the school day by twenty minutes.”

7. Then, you write your the thesis that you made during the planning stage of you essay, like, “Extending the school day is the optimal choice: students will get more education, we can reduce ineffective homework experiences, and we can offer excellent students more interesting classes.”

8. This technique is effective and easy, but isn’t good for non-persuasive logical essays, like for reports or papers where you have to analyze a short story. Your high school English teacher probably won’t want this, since they teach a different writing format, just so you’re aware.