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1. Intro- main or most important information
2.3.4. in order of the time data write out in a form of sentences write 3 paragraphs.
5.make a simple concluding paragraph wrapping up the essay
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∙ 12y ago
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∙ 12y agoIf you are talking about a paragraph for, let's say, a literary analysis or something of the like, it would look something like this:
Topic Sentence
Concrete detail
Commentary (2 of them)
Concluding sentence
I guess that's five sentences, but not really five parts. Anyway, that's what I learned in English.
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∙ 13y agoone of them is, the things you are going to talk about, and the 2nd one is, intoducing your main topic
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What is a division paragraph?
It is a paragraph that divides objects into different parts.
What is the five paragraphs in a book report?
the first paragraph is the introduction. the next 3 paragraphs are the body with all the information. and the last paragraph is the conclusion which is basically a short summary of what you just wrote.
Parts of paragraph?
The parts of a paragraph include the topic sentence and the body. It also includes the closing or clincher sentence.
Number of spaces a paragraph is indented?
the answer is five. the tab button spaces and automatic five spaces for each paragraph
How many sentences to a paragraph?
five
What is the best definition of a paragraph?
is is a paragraph taht divides objects into different parts
How many paragraph levels does PowerPoint 2007 allow?
Five
Would you use a classification paragraph or a division paragraph to explain the parts of a computer?
Division
The three basic parts of an essay in order are paragraph the and the paragraph?
introduction, body, concluding
If you use the one-item-per- paragraph pattern for organizing a five-paragraph essay in which paragraph would you discuss the similarities?
body paragraph 3 apex
What is 5 sentence?
Five sentences is a paragraph.
How many parts are there to an introduction paragraph?
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