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Andri21 Posted 16 years ago
Essay & Composition Writing

Please check my essay introduction

Have you ever felt uneasy when you were alone in the dark? In the past there was a common belief in superstition. Furthermore, from the very beginning people have always feared the dark, associating it with the negative meaning. Darkness was thought to provide shelter for nasty creatures. Moreover, it serves them as a hideout where they use their cunningness to scheme evil deeds as some people still believe it today. Each negative thing, however, has the opposite, since there are two sides to every coin. For instance, in Bram Stoker's novel Dracula there are many contrasts between good and evil. On one hand, vile creatures prey on their victims, but on the other hand, a group of people confronts them risking their own lives to save mankind. Additionally, they fight the battle from which they may not return.
  

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I would suggest that you need to make the introduction more focussed. You don't give an indication of the level you are writing to, but these would be my pointers. ' - You change tense in the second sentence.

  • I would suggest that you need to make the introduction more focussed.
  • You don't give an indication of the level you are writing to, but these would be my pointers.
  • ' - You change tense in the second sentence.
  • -Try and restructure sentences to avoid 'furthermore' and 'moreover'.
  • These should be reserved for when you're arguing rather than your introduction.
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I would suggest that you need to make the introduction more focussed. You don't give an indication of the level you are writing to, but these would be my pointers.

-Fear of the dark is a rooted superstition (your second sentence doesn't quite fit)

-Avoid 'from the very beginning' unless it is a direct quotation

-'a negative meaning' rather than 'the'

-The two s

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