Students & Teachers / Thesis Statement Generator
Guide
How to use the Thesis Statement Generator
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Enter your topic and, if you have one, your position.
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Pick the statement you can best support with evidence.
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Refine it as your research develops.
Expert tip
What you should know
“Social media affects teenagers” is a topic. “Daily social media use harms teenagers’ sleep and concentration, so schools should teach screen-time habits” is a thesis: it argues something and tells the reader what follows.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What makes a good thesis?+
It takes a position someone could disagree with, is specific enough to prove in your word count, and hints at your main reasons.
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