Posted by Kuromi on Friday, October 23, 2009 at 8:55pm.
This is far too long for an introduction, and far too detailed, as well. All the sentences in bold below need to go into the body of the paper somewhere. In their place you need to put something that will catch the reader's attention and make him/her WANT to keep reading your paper.
All culture groups have various ways of communicating with one another. Some forms (forms of what?) may be universal while others may vary with the culture. Communication can involve speaking, or it could also include some form of body language or gesture. When two people meet for the first time, the proper thing to do is to introduce themselves and greet one another properly depending on what culture they come from. Greetings may involve more than just words. It is not only important on how the greeting is said, but also how it is done, such as touching and the movement of the body like waving or bowing. As some cultures greet one another with a hug or a kiss, others do not which can cause problems for some when they are not aware of what is allowed and what is not. In addition, because first impression is most important when first meeting someone, it is important to know how to handle these types of situations, as some people might take it offensively or personal and will consider it disrespectful if the greeting or gesture is performed in wrong or informal way. "While some greetings and gestures may be acceptable in one culture, it may not be so in another, which is why people it important to be aware of the cultural difference when visiting countries or meeting people from different ethnic backgrounds for the first time to avoid any misunderstanding."
In addition, your thesis statement is also far too long and convoluted.
Your outline looks fine. Keep all the details in there.
Be careful to match any references -- you don't want any plural pronouns trying to refer to a singular antecedent, nor do you want a verb in singular form to have a plural subject.
And make sure every single instance of "it" and any other vague pronoun has a clear antecedent.
Related Questions
English1A - I'm still having a bit of trouble with my introduction and ...
English1A - Writeacher, is this better? Greetings and Gestures Culture plays a ...
social studies - Children whose parents encourage them to use gestures in their ...
english - thesis - I have to write the introduction to literary essay on The ...
English - 1. You should mime the picture and make your classmates guess what it ...
Research Writing - How do you do this? I am lost. My topic I chose is Homeless. ...
research writing as a process - 6.What's the next step to choosing a topic ...
Please proofread my Essay - Could you please check for fragments, pronoun ...
Seasons Greetings from Dr Russ - Seasons Greetings to all the questionners and ...
research writing as a process - Question 1 What is one of the first steps in a ...
For Further Reading