“INTRODECTION” (BT-206)

An introduction is the opening paragraph of an essay. It should briefly introduce the

topic and outline your key ideas to answer the question. These ideas are then explored in
more detail in the rest of the essay and this in turn leads to your conclusion.

An introduction will give the reader their first impression of your ideas. So it’s useful to
spend time thinking and planning what to include.

PURPOSE
• An introduction conveys a lot of information to your readers.
• You let them know about your topic.
• The importance of your topic.
• It expresses your plane regarding any of your topics.
• Shows how you proceed with your discussion.
• To gain the attention and interest of the audience to listen what are going to say.

STEP-1 “WHO YOU ARE?”

The first and main step is to motion our name, which is easy part. You use the below
phases to introduce yourself:

• I don’t think we’ve met _ _ _ (before) _ _ _.

• I think we’ve already met _ _ _ _
• My name is _ _ _ _
• I’m _ _ _ _ _
• Nice to meet you ; I’m _ _ _ _ _
• Pleased to meet you ; I’m _ _ _
• Let me introduce myself ; I’m _ _ _ _ _
• I’d like to introduce myself _ _ _ _ _

STEP – 2 “WHAT YOU DO?”

This step might sound simple, but is actually the most important part of an introduction.
Usually people say their name and their job title, but what else is there to say about you?
What exactly you do? You should mention your qualification where you work? Are you
still a student or a job-seeker? It should be short only with main details try to be specific
and talk about your major achievement and key skills.

You can we the phases below:

• Officially my job is to _ _ _ _
 • I am [ ] at [ ] _ _ _ _
• Currently I am doing _ _ _ _
• I have worked with _ _ _ _ _

DO’S
• Keep your first sentence short.
• Don’t repeat the title.
• Keep the introduction brief.
• Use the word “you” at least once.
• Dedicate 1-2 sentences to articulating what the article covers.
• Dedicate 1-2 sentences to explaining why the article is important.
• Refer to a concern or problem your readers might have.
• But ... be careful telling stories.
• Use a stat or fact to convey importance.

DON’T
• Answering someone questions in the middle of introduction.
• Don’t re-phrase anything.
• Don’t be overly technical.
• Don’t make it too large precise.
• Don’t put everything in your introduction.

ADVANTAGES
• They provide a first impression.
• Establish credibility with your audience.
• People get know about you.
• You get to express yourself on a platform.
• You highlight your Brightside.
• Obviously you get to learn and speak better with confidence in front of people.

REQUIREMENTS OF INTRODUCTION
• Happiness
• Provide essential context
• Confidence
• Focus
• Reality criteria
• Identification of topic
• Description
NECESSITY OF INTRODECTION
• When you speak about yourself you get to know yourself better.
• Helps as it is the requirement of to interviews.
• Whether you meet someone in personal or in professional, introduction is first
and form most step.

TECHNIQUES OF INTRODUCTION
• Tell a Story. We like reading about people more than ideas or issues.
• Describe Something.
• Use a Quotation.
• Use a Surprising Fact or Statistic.
• Go for Common Ground.
• Ask a Question.
• Start With a Controversial Thesis.
• Provide Background Information.