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Introduction: This paragraph introduces the topic and ends with a clear thesis statement. The thesis should make a clear claim about your topic (attitude or angle) and should include a plan of development. It should be the last sentence in this paragraph.Body Paragraphs: Create information “chunks” as needed. Individual body paragraphs shouldbegin with clear topic sentences that act as an umbrella statement for the paragraph.develop ideas fully, providing relevant, sufficient detailsinclude evidence gathered from your research, with appropriate in-text citations.include counter arguments or rebuttal. This means they should state what your opponents say and why they are incorrect.create logical links between ideas, reflecting the relationship between research and your own ideas.Conclusion: This paragraph should briefly summarize ideas in your essay and restate your thesis. Revise and edit your outline: If there are gaps in your essay, go back to the research stage and gather more information.If you have information that does not fit under your thesis, you may need to revise the thesis or cut the irrelevant information.Make sure your thesis and the information in your body paragraphs match. If not, adjust.Add transitional words, phrases, or sentences as needed for a logical progression of ideas.Add or delete items from Works Cited page, based on your final draft. can you please complete my outline i did half of outline.