A precis must always have a.
The word “precis” is an abbreviation of the French word “précis”, which means to describe or summarize. It is used in English to refer to a summary of a text, which can be either written or spoken. A precis must always have a few specific elements in order for it to be considered valid. These include an introduction, body and conclusion.
What is a precis?
A precis is essentially a summary of a longer piece of writing that has been divided into three sections: introduction, body and conclusion. The introduction gives the reader background information on the topic being discussed and will also include details about why it is important. The body contains the main arguments made by the author, while the conclusion summarizes what has been said previously and makes any necessary conclusions based on those arguments.
What are some examples of precises?
Donald Trump’s inauguration speech
The article on Donald Trump’s inauguration speech by Henry Mance
The BBC Newsround article on Donald Trump’s inauguration speech
Skeptics in the Publishing Business Forum 2016 by RCC Publications London 1st Edition February 2016
