o Paragraph 1: Thesis. Give a clear, one-sentence description of your thesis, yo

o Paragraph 1: Thesis. Give a clear, one-sentence description of your thesis, yourmain point. Very briefly summarize your interpretation, arguments, objection, reply,and conclusion.o Paragraph 2: Interpretation. Summarize the section of the primary source youwill be discussing and give the speaker’s main points. Use proper citationformat. Explain what the speaker is saying in your own words.o Paragraph 3: Arguments, Evidence. Agree or disagree with the primarysource. Clearly state what is correct or incorrect, useful or not, about the point theprimary source has made. Then, provide evidence for why your determination iscorrect. Your evidence should be an argument that applies to everyone’sexperience. State the facts.o Paragraph 4: Objection and Reply. Try and raise one good objection to yourown thesis. Then give your reply and save your thesis. Use clear arguments andevidence.o Paragraph 5: Conclusion. Re-state your thesis and its strongest supportingargument. If possible, add your own insight into how this conclusion improves ourunderstanding, helps us to lead better lives