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    This document provides an outline for an essay on a health care topic. It includes an introduction with a thesis statement and preview of main points, three body paragraphs with topic sentences and supporting evidence, and a conclusion to summarize the thesis and main points. The outline is meant to guide the writer in developing an organized essay with a clear central argument supported by specific examples and details.

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    This document provides an outline for an essay on a health care topic. It includes an introduction with a thesis statement and preview of main points, three body paragraphs with topic sentences and supporting evidence, and a conclusion to summarize the thesis and main points. The outline is meant to guide the writer in developing an organized essay with a clear central argument supported by specific examples and details.

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    This document provides an outline for an essay on a health care topic. It includes an introduction with a thesis statement and preview of main points, three body paragraphs with topic sentences and supporting evidence, and a conclusion to summarize the thesis and main points. The outline is meant to guide the writer in developing an organized essay with a clear central argument supported by specific examples and details.

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    CC2040 English for Academic Studies (Health Care)

    Group _________________

    Essay Outline
    INTRODUCTION
    Thesis statement: In one sentence, state the single central idea with a plan of development–tell readers
    the essay’s topic, present the writer’s attitude/opinion, and preview the main points that support that
    attitude/opinion.

    BODY
    Topic Sentence 1: State your main idea in one sentence.

    Specific Supporting Evidence (for Topic Sentence 1) :


    (a) Complete Sentences. Specific evidence/ details used to support the main idea.
    (b) Complete Sentences. Specific evidence/ details used to support the main idea.
    (c) Complete Sentences. Specific evidence/ details used to support the main idea.

    Topic Sentence 2: State your main idea in one sentence.

    Specific Supporting Evidence (for Topic Sentence 2) :


    (a) Complete Sentences. Specific evidence/ details used to support the main idea.
    (b) Complete Sentences. Specific evidence/ details used to support the main idea.
    (c) Complete Sentences. Specific evidence/ details used to support the main idea.
    Topic Sentence 3: State your main idea in one sentence.

    Specific Supporting Evidence (for Topic Sentence 3) :


    (a) Complete Sentences. Specific evidence/ details used to support the main idea.
    (b) Complete Sentences. Specific evidence/ details used to support the main idea.
    (c) Complete Sentences. Specific evidence/ details used to support the main idea.

    CONCLUSION
    Summary (Optional):
    Summarise the essay by briefly restating the thesis and the main supporting points
    General Closing Remarks:
    Present the final thoughts/recommendations/predictions/questions about the topic.

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