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is this a requirement for the Edexcel exam board as I have never heard of including one in the answer before thanks :)

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Hey, I wanted to ask how I would link this in to the rest of the structure for the essay, for example, I structure my texts as so: Thesis statement, quotes+implied meaning, zoom+method, effect on reader, writer intentions, this structure is decent in my eyes, but I do not really know how to add in the other stuff after the thesis. Any advice?

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This is probably useless now but, after the thesis statement you should do a paragraph about the theme (or whatever they ask you to prove) at the start of the text and link back to the question at the end of that paragraph. Then do 1-3 paragraphs of 1-2 different parts of the text (depending on your knowledge) in chronological order again making sure you link back to the question in each paragraph. After that do a paragraph on the end part of the text. Finally do a small conclusion on how the chosen theme is shown through out the text. Make sure that most of what you write is proving the statement.

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hi is this the whole introduction or just a thesis statement?

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How long does the statement take

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It's a whole paragraph as it essentially works as your introduction for the essay.

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Do you get mark's, for the thesis statement?

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You get marks for how clear your thesis statement is in explaining what you'll discuss in your essay.

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Would a thesis like this have enough clarity and context, for the theme of friendship in Jekyll and Hyde:
In the novella, Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, we are invited to see close male friendships as the driving force of its events, as throughout the text it has been Utterson’s close friendship with Dr Jekyll that has intrigued him to want to know more about Hyde. Arguably, Stevenson’s intention was to show the corrupting power of tight male friendships. Given Utterson rejects his role as a respectable man in Victorian society as he breaks the law for Jekyll’s sake, Stevenson wanted to establish Utterson’s hypocrisy to reveal the corrupting influence of close friendships between respectable middle-class men.

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A thesis statement generally consists of two parts: your topic, and then the analysis, explanation(s), or assertion(s) that you're making about the topic. Need help with your assignments? email me