to follow the general pattern until you have lots of experience with it. Exercise 6.1 Once you know it, you will see this shared context-problem-solution pattern in all sorts of academic and professional writing. Start with three op-eds and do the following: 1. Find where the shared context ends and the statement of the problem begins. 2. Find the two parts of the problem: condition or situation and cost or consequence. Decide whether the problem is practical or conceptual. 3. Find the solution How are these three examples consistent? How do they vary? How to Revice. Introductions to follow the general pattern until you have lots of experience with it. Exercise 6.1 Once you know it, you will see this shared context-problem-solution pattern in all sorts of academic and professional writing. Start with three op-eds and do the following: 1. Find where the shared context ends and the statement of the problem begins. 2. Find the two parts of the problem: condition or situation and cost or consequence. Decide whether the problem is practical or conceptual. 3. Find the solution How are these three examples consistent? How do they vary? How to Revice. Introductions