Choose something that will stay with the reader. Make sure you try to leave an impact on the reader. In other words, explain how the essay's main points can lead to further thought on the topic. Here are some examples: moreover, in fact, on the whole, furthermore, as a result, for this reason. Decide on three pieces of evidence to support your thesis. Make sure you try to leave an impact on the reader. The introduction has certain goals. You can start your essay with a good question. Or you can start off with an anecdote, a quick, amusing story. Start your essay with a really interesting statement. Connect your thesis and this piece of evidence. Your thesis sentence should provide your specific claim. The introduction has certain goals. The next few sentences should explain your first statement. Decide your thesis.