OK.
So now we're going to take a look at how to do the introductions.
All right.
And I'm going to go through like six different examples of doing an introduction.
There it's always the same.
So again we're doing an introduction.
We have to look at a graph and basically write a sentence or two sentences talking about what the graph
is about.
Now up here you see it says you know the the graph shows the number of UK commuters travelling each
day by car bus or train in 1970 and 2030.
So up there it gives us some good information about what it's about.
OK but you know you can't just repeat that information.
You can't just copy that information.
All right.
You know look at them you are so you want to look at that sentence up there in terms of what is describing.
And you know look at the other parts of the graph down here.
He gives a number of commuters and numbers of millions.
We're just looking at other information that we can use to write generally what is this lying graph
about.
This is the line graph is also very important that you need to be more specific in terms of that.
So we're writing an introduction.
We're the right one or two sentences but we're going to say it in our own words right.
We're going to say it at our own we're in our own words.
So you write an introduction to look something like this.
Right.
So this is an example of a sentence that we can write for this as we can see the line graph above describes
how UK citizens travel using the automobile bus and train between the years 1970 to 2030 measured in
the millions.
All right.
So we can see that we're saying the same thing but we're using We're using some different language we're
using different words different set of synonyms.
And this is basically what you have to do for an introduction.
OK.
You're you're you're describing your telling what this information is but you want to say it in your
own words understand.
You want to say it in your own words.
All right.
And so this is just an example of how to do that.
So all right.
So as move forward and we're going to move to doing another example of the introduction right the way
it's going to work because we're going to do several introductions and then we're going to move into
several of the general overview and then do several of the specific paragraphs.
So you can see the process of how to do it and you can really really understand.
All right.
So let's keep.