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Module 2 Lesson 3 - Formulating Thesis Statement

This document discusses the importance of formulating a strong thesis statement. It defines a thesis statement as a sentence that summarizes the central idea of a paper and expresses an argument that the writer intends to prove with evidence. The document notes that a thesis statement establishes boundaries for the subject, provides structure for writing the paper in an organized manner, and gives readers clarity on what to expect from the paper.

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Module 2 Lesson 3 - Formulating Thesis Statement

This document discusses the importance of formulating a strong thesis statement. It defines a thesis statement as a sentence that summarizes the central idea of a paper and expresses an argument that the writer intends to prove with evidence. The document notes that a thesis statement establishes boundaries for the subject, provides structure for writing the paper in an organized manner, and gives readers clarity on what to expect from the paper.

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English 2

Writing in the
Discipline
Mrs. Johara C. Bayabao-Angni
M
o
Le dule
sso 2
n3

Formulating Thesis
Statement
Mrs. Johara C. Bayabao-Angni
Thesis statement
• A thesis statement is a statement in complete sen
tence that summarizes the central idea of the pap
er. It expresses a theory that a research hopes to
support with evidence and arguments. It is a prop
osition used to maintain, analyze and prove. It is th
e central idea of which the writer intends to argue.

Mrs. Johara C. Bayabao-Angni


Functions of a thesis statem
ent
It establishes a boundary around the subject that
discourages you from wandering aimlessly.
If ordered properly, it can chart an orderly course f
or the paper, making it easier to write.
If gives the reader an idea of what to expect, maki
ng the paper consequently easier to read.
Thank you!
Mrs. Johara C. Bayabao-Angni

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