introduction - : is the first paragraph in an essay. It introduces the topic and indicates the focus of the essay, thesis statement  - the most important sentence in an essay that comes at the end of the introduction. It expresses the main idea or purpose of the whole essay, transitions - words or phrases that link important ideas within a paragraph or between paragraphs., topic sentence  - is usually the first sentence of a paragraph and expresses its main idea or central focus., concluding sentence  - this comes at the end of a body paragraph to restate the main idea., conclusion  - this is the last paragraph of an essay. It reminds the reader of the thesis statement and summarises the key points discussed in the body paragraphs., supporting ideas  - these are found in the body paragraphs. They come after the topic sentence and provide support for its main idea., body paragraphs  - these make up the main section of an essay where all the key ideas and supporting details are discussed., background - the first part of the introduction that introduces the topic and gives some general information about it., details / evidence - usually follow supporting ideas and develop them through such things as explanations, examples, or definitions.,

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