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    ABBY GAILE M.

    FLORES

    GEPCOMM – L84A

    ESSAY DIAGRAM (OUTLINE FORM)

    I. Introduction

    A. Opening Statement

    B. Follow up Comment/s

    C. Thesis Statement (Main Ideas)

    II. Body

    A. Main Idea 1 (MI1)

    B. Main Idea 2 (MI2)

    C. Main Idea 3 (MI3)

    III. Conclusion

    A. Ideas of the thesis statement

    B. Follow up questions

    C. Final Statement

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