Your introduction sets the stage by providing context and defining the scope of your work.

Provide background information to orient the reader.

To reach a longer word count naturally, use detailed examples, address counter-arguments, and ask "why" questions to dig deeper into your research.

End with a "so what?" statement that explains the broader significance of your topic. Resources for Writing

For each paragraph, start with a clear point, provide evidence (quotes or data), and explain how it supports your thesis.