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People tend to remember the first thing and the last thing better than other information presented. That means you want the first and last sentences to be strong and memorable.
Your first sentence should be a hook, possibly a question, that prompts readers to want to know more.
Your last sentence should be a conclusion that summarizes the article.
First and last sentences are difficult to write. Rather than agonize over the first sentence, just write. When you edit, you may find that your best sentences are somewhere in the middle; you may want to use them for first or last sentences.
I can’t tell you how many student papers I have read where the best opening sentence was the beginnig of the second or third paragraph (and their papers could be improved by dropping the first paragraph or two).
In academic journal articles, it’s important not to end with something weak (such as limitations of the study or suggestions for future research).
Explanation:
Mahaba masyado ikaw na bahala mag paikli
