Paragraph Development

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Although is an acceptable word to start a sentence with. However, one must ensure that it is a complete sentence.

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WikiAnswers will not do your introduction for you, but we WILL help you learn how to do it yourself! Click on the related link to learn more about topic sentences.

You need to decide what is the most interesting point of this assignment for you, because writing is easiest if you write about something you find interesting! Nobody else can give you a "good topic" because our ideas will not be interesting to you. Pick the thing that you think is most interesting or most important, and make that the topic.

If you just start writing, you will be through with your assignment before you know it!

the first paragraph in an essay.

The introduction is where you tell your readers what the essay is going to be about. You introduce the subject and say what the basic facts are - tell them what you're going to be telling them, in other words.

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Any words you choose which will express the main idea of your writing! There is no magic list of words that you must use for different sentences - writing means putting your thoughts and emotion down, and that means you can use whatever words you can imagine.

The triumph of style over substance.

There are many ways to write a paragraph by using description. Simply be creative and include all of the information you'd like.

You do not want to change verb tense in one paragraph. Each paragraph you write needs to be about one subject, and when you change tense, you have changed from one time to another. Any time you change time, place, speaker, or idea, you need to make a new paragraph.

CONNECTIVES FOR DESCRIPTIVE WRITING:

above beyond on my left

across from further on my right

adjacent to here opposite to

also in the distance to the left

before me near by to the right

below next to

clincher

What do you mean by a line? If you mean a sentence, then yes, just like this. If you mean a natural line break that results from a sentence reaching the end of the paper, then yes, just like that. If you mean an artificial line break

like this that does not come from the sentence reaching the end of the paper, no, you can't do that.

subject-verb-direct object

Usually, it would depend on what grade you are in. 3rd Grade paragraphs are about 2 to 3 scentences long, as it goes on, it might double. 4th Grade paragraphs are 4 to 6 scentences long, and as it continues....

Margin settings should NOT vary from paragraph to paragraph.

When proofreading a piece of writing, first look for several errors:

check the spelling

check for correct punctuation

make sure that each sentence makes sense

look for "run on" sentences that are too long

Additionally, depending on the type of writing:

check that the premise in the first paragraph is supported and concluded in the last paragraph.

The beginning of every paragraph should be indented in all formal writing.

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Well, first you want to ask yourself the following questions on why you consider that person a hero.

1. Why do you Consider that person a hero?

2. Who is your hero?

Now once you have answerd these questions, we move on to the dicription of your hero.

1. What does your hero look like?

2. Does your hero have any personal description that make him/her unique?

3. Can your hero fly?

4. Is he/her a comic book hero?

5. what has this hero done for you to earn the tittle of "hero"?

Sure there's plenty of ways to describe your hero but juss start with the basic.

Overuse of private transportation causes several significant negative effects.