Drafting Introductory Paragraphs
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Drafting Introductory Paragraphs
Spot the parts of an introduction
A useful introduction often starts with a hook, gives just enough background, and ends with a clear main idea or focus.
- To hook readers, orient them to the topic, and show the paragraph’s focus
- To include every detail and result from the tournament
- To repeat the conclusion before the article begins
- Football is a sport played in many places.
- What would you do if the championship came down to one final kick?
- This article is about a football tournament.
- “The whistle is about to blow—are you ready?”
- “Teams from across the county have gathered for a day of games.”
- “A successful tournament depends on teamwork, preparation, and respect.”
- Background
- Main idea / focus
- Hook
Plan and draft
Choose one focus: how to prepare for tournament day, why teamwork matters, or what makes a close match exciting. Use the tournament scene or your imagination.
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