So suppose that:
$$ \sqrt n(Tn - \theta) \rightarrow d\rightarrow T \sim {N}(0,\varepsilon) $$
and Tn is asymptotically normal.
How do I find the asymptotical mean of Tn?
So far I have:
$$ (Tn - \theta) \approx \frac{Tn}{\sqrt n} $$
$$ Tn \approx \frac{Tn}{\sqrt n} + \theta $$
What's the next step? I know the answer is $\theta$, but I don't know why or how.
For $n\rightarrow \infty$, what happens to $T_n$?