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What is the difference between a summary & an introduction?

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KatyMac · 26/11/2011 10:29

I seem to want to write the same in each & that must be wrong

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purepurple · 26/11/2011 10:37

A summary can be read on it's own and is normally written in past tense, e.g. 'this assignmnet showed that' rather than your introduction which will be 'this assignmnet will consider'. It should be a condensed version of your introduction, your main findings and your conclusion.

KatyMac · 26/11/2011 10:39

Thanks

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HSMM · 30/11/2011 08:25

My Dad always used to say:

  1. Say what your going to say (intro)
  2. Say it (body)
  3. Say what you said (concl)

My intro always starts with 'This essay will discuss .....' and finishes with 'In conclusion .....', so it is clear to the marker which bit of the essay is which (because it might not be clear once I am waffling on).

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