Develop your points, keep in mind certain analytical questions about the work. For example, was the author successful at making his or her point? If it is easier, divide the work into sections and focus on individual sections for each point. Strengthen each point by citing examples from the piece you are critiquing.
Introduce the work that you are critiquing. Give the title, author, and a brief summary of what it’s is about. It helps to have an opening that pulls your reader in so they don’t get bored. Do this with your statement. The more interesting your introduction is, the more likely your audience will read further. […]