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    The document discusses seven different methods for writing an introduction: using a question, story, startling fact, idiom/proverb/quotation, personal opinion, dialogue, or description. It provides examples of introductions using these different techniques and encourages the reader to improve upon the sample introductions.

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    How To Write An Introduction

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    Shukri Ayob
    The document discusses seven different methods for writing an introduction: using a question, story, startling fact, idiom/proverb/quotation, personal opinion, dialogue, or description. It provides examples of introductions using these different techniques and encourages the reader to improve upon the sample introductions.

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    HOW TO WRITE AN INTRODUCTION?

    By: Mr Shukri
    There are a few ways to write the introduction. Here are some of them.

    1. Using a question.
    2. Using a story.
    3. Using a startling fact.
    4. Using an idiom/proverb/quotation
    5. Giving a personal opinion
    6. Using a dialogue
    7. Describing person/scene/weather/situation
    Lets try to make these introductions better!
    1. SAMPLE 1

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    2. SAMPLE 2

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    3. SAMPLE 3

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    4. SAMPLE 4

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    5. SAMPLE 5

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