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A key sentence is usually the first or second sentence of the article. It explains or draws in the reader regarding what the article is about. Then after that it goes on to explain the subject or what the article is about. It is the sentence that draws the reader in. A key sentence in a paragraph tells what the paragraph is all about it may be found at the beginning of the paragraph in the middle,or at the end of the paragraph.
The first sentence in a paragraph helps to specify the topic on which the paragraph is written.
A deductive paragraph is a paragraph in which the topic sentence is stated first. The first sentence of a deductive paragraph should be the topic sentence.
The first paragraph,the followng paragraph,and the last paragraph.
The first paragraph,the followng paragraph,and the last paragraph.
The topic sentence is usually the first sentence of a paragraph. The topic sentence makes a statement about something. The other sentences in the paragraph explain the topic sentence or give examples of what the topic sentence is saying.So if you are writing a literary analysis you make a statement about your subject then explain or give examples. Maybe something like this:Baxter makes good use of assonance in this haunting poem. (Then give some examples of assonance in the poem. Explain how this is haunting ).
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the thing's that i know to open a first paragraph is to make it interesting
If its the introduction no you don't. if its the first body paragraph then yes.
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The most important idea expressed in a paragraph or an essay is the theme. The theme is generally noted in the first paragraph of an essay or the first sentence of a paragraph.
Introductory paragraph