Paragraph Development

Everyone seems to feel that he was born an expert in the judgement of artistic work. We do not feel this way about a hydraulic work, an electronic work, a legalistic work, or a mathematical, logical, or psychological work. For these, we call upon the experts. They have studied long and hard. We respect them for this. We do not, however, respect the long, hard study of the artist. We feel no shame, moreover, for this lack of respect. I don't know anything about art, we say, but I know what I like. We forget, when we say this, that we share this knowledge with lower animals. Any sow, knowing what she likes, can gurgle an oozy grunt in a rain wallow. But can a sow make it rain?

For these,and,however,moreover,we say,but:these are some of transitional devices that found in that paragraph.

The Greeks had two categories of knowledge: cosmography (the universe) and geography (the earth). The scholar Eratothenes introduced the term geography in 267 B.C.. He gave geography its early identity and its mission to explore, catalogue and map areas of the earth's surface. He calculated the circumference of the earth to within 7% of today's know distance and even predicted the differential heating of a round earth by the sun. The Greeks, Romans, Arabs and Chinese advanced the field of geography by documenting their worlds. Their findings and philosophies prevailed through the Dark Ages (500-1500 A.D.).

Alexander von Humboldt (1769-1859) is considered the father of physical geography. He mapped and described the landscapes of Central and South America and parts of the U.S. and Russia.

Most paragraphs have a topic sentence, which is either the first or the last sentence. The other sentences in the paragraph support the idea of the topic sentence.

A cause and effect paragraph relates one or more cause to one or more effects.

So & so fell riding her bike. Effect: She skinned her knee. Her mother gave first aid.

So & so went to the doctor. Effect: She learned she had the flu. The doctor told her what to do.

You just went to the store looking for a certain type of food and you find that they just ran out. Effect 1: You buy something else for dinner. OR Effect 2: You wait till the next time they stock the food that you were looking for and eat something else today.

you need a paragraph for the intro which is the attention grabber thesis statement (what the essay is going to be about) usually 5-10 sentences long then you have the three paragraphs for the body of the essay each paragraph would talk about you thesis that you put into your intro (my into is about money, fame, houses OK 1st body paragraph would be about money the second would be about fame the third would be about houses then you have your conclusion you the way you want to write it would be a summary of what you just wrote abut you don't want to copy the intro.

Good evening ladies and gentlemen, please take your seats and we will get down to the matter at hand

It's proven that words that are contriversial or shock inducing seem to get peoples attention more effectively than ordinary ones, this is due to the fact that they look back and double check that's really what they read before they reply or react negitively.

So in other words try to start your paragraph with something that sounds like or looks like penis, s*it, death, Osama Bin Laden, etc.

Anything dark or "Did that say what I think it said?" phrase causing.

Just nake sure it's actually another word or you might get in trouble from someone!

It got me an A+ I'll tell you that :D

I hope I helped and good luck!

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Good topic would be

1) The causes for the current economic situation

2) Government influence on the economy

3) Traditional/historical American economic trends

Hope these help.

Move the topic sentence if it will make it easy for the reader to follow what's going on. You need to be sure that the sentence is still supported by the other sentences, which now lead up to the topic instead of following it.

You can talk about the types of animals, plant e.g daffodil's, tulips and blossom the different colour's weather as well e.g sunny, warm, scorching rainy, chilly, horrible, lovely, cold, ect ect.

So you can describe spring in a paragraph.

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Be diligent with these three principles and you will master the sugar-free diet.

Follow these three steps and you will have a beautiful bulb garden

how to change a soccer game technically.

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The sentence is indented. (A few spaces over from the left)

So, I'm just writing to show what it looks like. Usually a paragraph has a few sentences in it, at least, organized around the same idea.

But when you want to make a new paragraph, you do it like that. The rest of the sentences in this paragraph will go all the way to the left, but not that first sentence.

So this answer has three paragraphs in it.

Tells your reader what your main point is; all the other sentences exist to prove that main point through details/examples and your concluding analysis of those details (most writers do a poor job with the last part: analysis--either simply "telling" the reader that his/her evidence proves the main point made in the topic sentence, or skipping this part all together).

so the paragraphs make sense and that the paragraphs link from one to another

Have you ever wondered where your name came from?

an ? paragraph is a paragraph that begins with a dot or other symbol

A good way to create and develop strong and well developed paragraphs begins with a strong topic sentence. Follow this sentence with several sentences that reinforce or explain the premise of the topic sentence.

A good topic can interest people. If you are writing a report, choosing a good topic sentence will interest you, and your reader. It is very important to choose a good topic sentence for the interest of you, and the people who will be listening to you.

Here are some good exposition topics:

Sport brings all australians together

All rainforests should be declared national park

We should fight our battles alone

We should stick to the beaten track

a school captain's qualities include:



friendly
respectful
organized
responsible
a leader
good role model
diligent
happy
loyal
reliable


they are just SOME of the qualities of a school captain.

the indian kid became helpful to the English men because he introduced them to his territory and territory farther west.

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Write sentences the way you speak - just pretend you are telling this to a friend, and write down what you would say. What would you tell them about this topic? Look up some facts! How would you explain flowers to your friend? What does a flower mean to you?

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