Reading a text makes it easier to understand it. At the same time, the very composition of a writing allows us to delve into the main theme through the different parts that compose it. On Formación y Estudios we discussed which are the three parts that you can identify in a text.
1. Writing the text introduction
This section that begins the central issue, places the reader around what will be the common thread of this question. The purpose of the introduction is not only to present the central theme, taking as a reference the title of the text itself, but also arouse interest.
Otherwise, if this section is boring to those who read this content, the reader may abandon the objective of discovering the full text.
Introduction is important in a presentation letter, in a research paper, in a blog post or in a news article. The introduction should be brief.
2. Development of the text
After the first section already explained at the beginning of this article in Formación y Estudios, comes the development of the central axis of that work that needs an argumentation of secondary ideas that reinforce the main thesis. It is in this fragment that the reader gets a clearer idea of the object of analysis.
That is, you get the answer around questions that have to do with the description of that matter, for example, who, how, when, how, where and why. The introduction leads naturally to this development that is located in the body of the text.
Just as it is important that the introduction is clear, it is also important that the development is understandable for the person who is concentrating on reading this work. In this way, you will have the opportunity to learn from this reading. The development of the text is more extensive, however, it is not about adding words without meaning. The length of the article will be in relation to the own need to explain the chosen topic.
3. Final conclusion
After the introduction and development comes the closing of a text in which the author presents a synthesis of the ideas presented so far. The conclusion It is not a summary of all the data already presented, but an outcome that clarifies to the reader the essentials of the subject matter.
When the reader reads the full text, he has a more accurate view of it. The sum of each of the sections helps you to have information that would not be as accurate if you did without any of these sections. Both the introduction and the conclusion of a text are short sections. And yet, beyond their brevity, it is not easy to write them by focusing on what is essential: to awaken the interest of the reader.
Due to their own position in the text, these words that present the farewell to the analysis described are remembered in a special way after reading the article. Therefore, the conclusion is important not only in content, but also in form. When you write a text, you express your creativity to shape your own work around a specific topic. But the introduction, development and conclusion scheme gives you a common thread that you can use as a reference in this process to apply it to different examples.
And what part of the text is most important? Each section is relevant in itself because it enriches the understanding of the central issue. And what other ideas to enrich each of the sections of a text do you want to recommend to other students and professionals?