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• Introduction – moves from the general to the particular o introduce the reader to the topic o identify what you will be doing in the essay o provide a brief summary or ‘road map’ of the essay • Body – explores the topic. Consists of a number of paragraph which each should be a building block in the construction of your argument o answer the question through discussion o show your knowledge and grasp of the material o offer evidence to develop argument o use relevant examples and quotes o structure the body according to the elements of your question (i.e. if your question has more than one part, structure the body into sections that deal with each part of the question) • Conclusion – moves from the particular to the general o provide a brief statement that summarises your answer to the question and your argument o include a final, broad statement (possible implications, future directions …) o do not introduce new information or ideas in the conclusion • References o make sure you reference all the material you use (in-text) and that all in-text references are included in the reference list. o do not include any references in the reference list that is not in the text o be consistent in reference style Adapted from: UNSW. 2014. Essay Writing: The Basi