Betty Said:

How to write thesis: introduction and literature review?

We Answered:

You can absolutely quote from articles if you properly cite them. However, any use of an article should be in support of your own ideas and research. You CANNOT use the results and interpretation of another researcher as your own.

More to the point - a thesis is used to advanced the current understanding of a subject. It is acceptable to use quotes and citations to facilitate the understanding of the subject to date. But the interpretation and the continuation of the new knowledge that is included in the thesis must be your own.

Ida Said:

How do I write an introduction paragraph for a how-to article that is not cliche?

We Answered:

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Jay Said:

How do I write an introduction paragraph for a compare (no contrast) essay?

We Answered:

Write the rest of the essay. Then look at your main points from the body of the essay. Use those main points to write your introduction, and then again to write your conclusion.

Lawrence Said:

how to write introduction letter for an upcoming magazine to advertisers?

We Answered:

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Josephine Said:

How do i write an introduction for my essay?

We Answered:

I think you will find the tips and ideas for writing effective introductions at http://www.creativewriting-prompts.com/h… useful.

Dwayne Said:

How do you write an introduction for a science fair project?

We Answered:

start by writing what you did, what materials you used,what you felt, what you need to improve on and why did you choose to make your project.