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What an author usually use to state the main idea of a paragraph?
Topic sentence
Where else in the paragraph might the author state the main idea?
mainly the topic sentence in the paragraph
What has the author David Calleo written?
David Calleo has written: 'Coleridge and the idea of the modern state'
What has the author PETER J STEINBERGER written?
PETER J. STEINBERGER has written: 'IDEA OF THE STATE'
Why might a reader need to make a inference?
The author might hint at an idea rather directly state it.
What should I know before buying a wireless burglar alarm system?
Having a burglar system is a great idea. You should be aware of how many dors and windows you want protected.
why might a reader need make an inference?
the author mgiht hint at an idea rather than state it directly
How do you get the main idea?
The main idea of an article or composition is the main theme- or basically what the author is going on about. Ask yourself as you read- "What is the most important thing the author is trying to tell me?" The answer is usually the main idea. It can be difficult to tell the main idea sometimes if the composition or article is extremely technical or intricate. In these cases it is best to study the title. Intricate or technical works are usually categorized according to title. Authors usually state their intentions (the main idea) in these cases quite clearly in the title.
Where is the topic and the main idea in a story?
The Topic is the subject the author is talking about and the Main Idea is what the author wants to say about the subject.
What has the author IDEA written?
IDEA. has written: 'JOHN ALCORN'
Is it a good idea to join the National Guard?
It is usually not a bad idea.
This is the the main idea of an essay usually expressed as a generalization that is supported with concrete evidence.?
The main idea of an essay serves as its central theme or argument, encapsulating the primary message the author intends to convey. This idea is typically articulated as a generalization, which is then substantiated with concrete evidence, such as facts, examples, or anecdotes. By providing this support, the author strengthens their position and helps the reader understand the significance of the main idea within the broader context of the essay.
