Do not simply repeat the thesis in your introduction word-for-word.
You will typically have three for an essay outline: one for your introduction, one for your body, and one for your conclusion.
Thank you, Commander Gardner, for your introduction and for your lifetime of service.
Thank you, Secretary Panetta, for your introduction and for your incredible service to our country.
Use a basic five-paragraph structure for your paper, with one paragraph for your introduction, three paragraphs for three points of evidence, and one paragraph for your conclusion.
Thank you, Gen. Hagenbeck, for your introduction, on a day that holds special meaning for you and the Dean, Gen. Finnegan.
Our hotel, in the town of Revelstoke, British Columbia, was right next door to the Canadian Avalanche Association — not the first thing you want to see when you arrive for your introduction to heli-skiing.
"Dara, Ginni and Bill, thank you for your introduction, that was brilliant, in English and concise," French Prime Minister Édouard Philippe said.
Thank you, Tom, for your introduction.
You don't have to word your introduction the same way for each prospect, but you should know the message you wish to convey beforehand.
