Definition :
Words used to join ideas.
Example :
First of all… On the other hand… However…
Definition :
Places from which you have obtained the information.
Example :
Books, magazines, maps, internet addresses, multimedia materials, people...
Definition : Idea or possibility that we propose based on data and that has not yet been tested to be considered valid or true.
Example : With the data we have, this hypothesis is not possible.
A draft corresponds to a provisional text susceptible to changes and adaptations.
To prepare it you must use the notes you took in the previous phase and this way you will not forget any important information.
All texts usually have a basic structure: an introduction, a development and a conclusion.
The draft is the first text that is made.
It is improved later with the help of revisions.
We write it on the basis of notes.
The notes are taken when looking for information.
It is a short section, located at the beginning of the text, and usually takes up only one paragraph.
Comment what you are going to do and what idea you want to talk about. Present the topic in an interesting way to capture attention, and name the sources you have relied on.
Definition :
Places from which you have obtained the information.
Example :
Books, magazines, maps, internet addresses, multimedia materials, people...
This is the first paragraph.
Briefly explain the subject of the text.
It should be interesting.
It seeks to capture the reader's attention
It is the longest part, it usually takes up several paragraphs. It is written fluently, using connectors.
Start by explaining important information, essential features and ideas. Next, he adds some details and curiosities. Finally, he looks for some images that relate to the topic being discussed (remember that it is important to cite the author of the photo and where you took it from).
Definition :
Words used to join ideas.
Example :
First of all… On the other hand… However…
This is the longest part.
It usually takes up several paragraphs.
It is written fluently using connectors.
Start with the most important information.
Add details and interesting facts.
Include pictures to support the explanation.
Remember to cite the source of the image.
It is the last section. You should briefly summarize the main ideas of the topic worked on and highlight the one that seems most important to you. Also, you can use the conclusion to express your opinion, raise hypotheses and new arguments.
Definition :
Idea or possibility that we propose based on data and that has not yet been tested to be considered valid or true.
Example :
With the data we have, that hypothesis is not possible.
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The draft is the first text that is made.
It is improved later with the help of revisions.
We wrote it from notes.
The notes have been taken when searching for the information.
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