thesis statement, introduction

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0Evening! I´ve gotten my first "real" essay assignment today about whether EU should promote the use of a second language (eng.) as a more efficient alternative to multilingualism. It should be written in formal English including an introduction with a thesis statement. Formal essay writing is something new for me and so is"thesis statements". I have written down what I think a thesis statement is. Starting with" this paper is about..." sounds very dull, but is my sentence still a thesis statement?02br02br02br02br00 00"The promoting of a second language (e.g. English) at the EU might lighten the small-talk around the coffee table; but English as a working language would have a negative impact on the EU-cooperation and put non-English speakers in a tough situation. This paper explains why multilingualism would exceed the benefits of for instance, English."02br02br02br02br00Any errors, suggestions? Long/ short enough?02br02br02br02br00-P, from Sweden0-

BarbaraPA · Accepted Answer

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00I think very highly of the OWL, and there will be other resources there for you.02br
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00Your opening, about lightening the small talk, doesn't really fit.02br
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00Promoting a single second language, specifically English, throughout the EU would have a negative effect on many of the nations of the EU and create difficulties for non-English-speakers. Multilingualism has more benefits than a standard second language.0230hrefhttp://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/545/01

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