If your instructor gives you suggested topics, write your thesis statement from one of them. Narrow down your topic to fit the number of pages assigned. Your thesis is the main point you want to make, clearly written in a complete sentence. It should state the topic of the essay as well as your point of view toward your subject.
Many topics divide logically into two to four parts.
Discover how you can best support your thesis. Two-part essays include cause and effect, for example, or stating a problem and then its solution. Topical organizations typically divide into two or three sections. State them in your thesis sentence. It should also be interesting.