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How do you make a sentence with paragraph?
That was a very hard paragraph for me to understand.My teacher asked me to write a paragraph about my dog.
Write a short paragraph describing a model teacher?
my teacher is beatiful
Can someone help you with your year 8 French homework?
Of course! Talk to your teacher and explain that you are having trouble. Ask your teacher to recommend someone who can help you. You might also be able to find a French tudor online.
What does the final paragraph of the novel infer about tyrants?
i will take my teacher
How long should a paragraph?
As long as you need it to be. A paragraph is just a series of sentences about one topic, so as long as you have given enough information about that topic, then you have used the correct number of sentences.There is no magic formula that states "X words = 1 paragraph" or "X sentences = 1 paragraph."More from our Wiki Contributors:Just start writing as if you were telling the information to a friend or explaining it to someone who has never heard of it before. Keep writing until you have explained everything or talked about all of your points.One note: it is almost impossible to properly explain anything in less than three sentences, so all of your paragraphs will likely be over three sentences. Also, sometimes a teacher will assign a certain number of sentences for you.You cannot measure a good paragraph by how many words it has. A paragraph does not have any set number of words - use as many as you need in order to explain whatever you are explaining, then change to a new paragraph. Instead of trying to figure out how many words you have written, concentrate on whether or not you have explained your subject well enough - pretend you are teaching someone else, and they will have to take a quiz, and explain it well enough so that they can pass.There is absolutely no definitive answer to your question. Note that the question you asked is itself a paragraph. As of course is this answer. A paragraph should convey a complete idea. A paragraph can be as litte as one word. Consider what paragraph you would write if asked if your name was John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt. You would simply write, "No."Don't get too hung up on paragraph construction though; paragraphs are a relatively modern addition to language and they do very little to change the meaning of the thoughts you are trying to convey.As long as it needs to be. There is no special formula for how many sentences to put into a paragraph. You begin your paragraph, you tell what you need to tell, and you end the paragraph. And you use as many sentences as you need. In general, however, it should be mentioned that you usually need more than one sentence to explain something, so paragraphs do have more than one sentence. And sometimes your teacher will assign a specific number of sentences for you to write. A paragraph usually deals with only one idea. It may help to think of the break between paragraphs as a signal from the writer to stop and be sure you understand what you just read.
What is a courtroom exposition?
I think you need to find an argument someone in a courtroom might make. It's unfortunate that your teacher did not explain it better.
How long should a paragraphs be?
As long as you need it to be. A paragraph is just a series of sentences about one topic, so as long as you have given enough information about that topic, then you have used the correct number of sentences.There is no magic formula that states "X words = 1 paragraph" or "X sentences = 1 paragraph."More from our Wiki Contributors:Just start writing as if you were telling the information to a friend or explaining it to someone who has never heard of it before. Keep writing until you have explained everything or talked about all of your points.One note: it is almost impossible to properly explain anything in less than three sentences, so all of your paragraphs will likely be over three sentences. Also, sometimes a teacher will assign a certain number of sentences for you.You cannot measure a good paragraph by how many words it has. A paragraph does not have any set number of words - use as many as you need in order to explain whatever you are explaining, then change to a new paragraph. Instead of trying to figure out how many words you have written, concentrate on whether or not you have explained your subject well enough - pretend you are teaching someone else, and they will have to take a quiz, and explain it well enough so that they can pass.There is absolutely no definitive answer to your question. Note that the question you asked is itself a paragraph. As of course is this answer. A paragraph should convey a complete idea. A paragraph can be as litte as one word. Consider what paragraph you would write if asked if your name was John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt. You would simply write, "No."Don't get too hung up on paragraph construction though; paragraphs are a relatively modern addition to language and they do very little to change the meaning of the thoughts you are trying to convey.As long as it needs to be. There is no special formula for how many sentences to put into a paragraph. You begin your paragraph, you tell what you need to tell, and you end the paragraph. And you use as many sentences as you need. In general, however, it should be mentioned that you usually need more than one sentence to explain something, so paragraphs do have more than one sentence. And sometimes your teacher will assign a specific number of sentences for you to write. A paragraph usually deals with only one idea. It may help to think of the break between paragraphs as a signal from the writer to stop and be sure you understand what you just read.
Does a plot summary have to be in paragraph form?
It is best to make a plot summary into at least one paragraph. It depends upon the rules given by your teacher.
Can you give me a short paragraph about my Christmas vacation?
We won't write paragraphs for you. We will help you write your own. Begin by thinking how you would explain thanksgiving to your friends. This allows you to use the language that you are comfortable with using. A similar technique is to pretend you are explaining it to someone who has never heard of it before. What important things would they need to know about the holiday? What customs or traditions would you like to tell them about? How would you explain the history of the holiday to them? Take notes as you think about this. Then, turn these notes into sentences and you'll have your paragraph written in no time!
What is a sentence for explain?
He asked the teacher to explain the question.We cannot explain what caused the strange lights.
Give an example of a sentence using the word explain?
My teacher asked me to explain why I was late for class.Photosynthesis is difficult to explain.
What does the first sentence in a paragraph do?
Typically, the first sentence of a paragraph is called the topic sentence. It is like a "mini thesis" about the paragraph that will follow and should provide some idea of what the paragraph will be about. It should also provide some transition from the previous paragraph. For instance, if you are writing an essay about the three best characteristics of a teacher, and these characteristics include compassion, knowledge and organization, your topic sentence for the paragraph in which you will talk about knowledge (which will come after the paragraph on compassion) could be something like, "Besides compassion for his or her students, a good teacher should have ample knowledge of his or her field."
