The 2nd to 3rd sentences of an introduction paragraph should be a thesis that states your stance, the two points you'll make to support it, and a counterclaim w/ rebuttal context to help the reader understand

The 2nd to 3rd sentences of an introduction paragraph should be a thesis that states your stance, the two points you'll make to support it, and a counterclaim w/ rebuttal context to help the reader understand the argument to come a hook topic sentence to grab the reader's attention

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