Paragraph Development

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It depends what you are talking about. Normally articles have about 4 - 5 paragraphs. Like i said it depends on what your talking about. It also matters on how much your writing and what your teacher says.

A good beginning to a paragraph should start with a grab or hook. This is a sentence or two that will catch the attention of the reader (this grab should be relevant to the topic of the essay). After that, the first paragraph should have a thesis. A thesis is a sentence that introduces what the entire essay will be about. Next is a sentence introducing the main topics used to discuss the central idea of the paragraph.

okay this is fae here and im 13 i know that the first paragraph is an introductry paragraph. just like the end is the ending paragraph. anyways, you just begin with letting people know your topic and you could start with a question and then answere it with esthusiasm

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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? How will you describe Memorial Day to your friend? Which was the first on that you remember?

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

Heading should have 3 spaces before and after it.

1st Paragraph starts at 3 spaces below the heading and subsequent paragraphs comes at 2 spaces below the previous one.

in the Penn foster booklet of piratical English writing process booklet 1 it says 2 different things it says it can be anywhere in a paragraph but then later on in the booklet it says its the first sentence so its hard to display answer.

Usually it is the first sentence.

But it can be the second sentence especially when the first sentence is a sentence that links to the previous paragraph.

Or it can be the last sentence.

A broadway producer is responsible for collecting enough funds for the production to run.

hello i am aseel i went shopping in city stars once i was very happy i went to the clothes stores i bought a lot of clothes they were nice i was very happy of them and then i went the food cort and i ate a pizza it was Delicious then i drank a coffe it was very hot but ymmyy very nice :D

it is a defining paragraph

when the following supporting sentences discusses the same idea for instance, if the topic discusses "Internet", then the whole paragraph should talk about this main subject and it should include the main points to support the topic.

im going to answer this by linking you to an article regarding principles of organization that refers to the many principles and types. it was written by my own English teacher on his own free time. take a look, i feel that you will find this very important and informative! :)

http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/composition/organization.htm

You brainstorm. Write a list of everything you can think of that might not be cheerful. Then, write another list of ways that each of those things might have an air of cheerfulness in spite of things. For example, a funeral is certainly not cheerful, but often people share cheerful stories of the person who has died.

Dialogue should be written in a separate paragraph each time the speaker or the topic changes.

Learners are at the center of all theories of teaching, and their role in learning has been studied from many different perspectives, including those seen in the disciplines of psychology, education, and second language acquisition. A focus on learners and their contribution to learning appeared in many fields of education in the 1980s with the notion of learner-centeredness - an educational philosophy that has had a wide impact on education in the last 50 years in both general education and language teaching. This represents a broader view of the contribution of learners to learning - one that can be seen as either complementing the views implicit in different approaches and methods or prompting a rethinking of some of the assumption of methods. One of the assumptions underlying a learner-centered perspective is that learning is not necessarily a mirror image of teaching. Learners bring dispositions to language learning that may operate in tandem with the assumptions of an approach or method, or independently of it. Successful learners create their own learning pathways, and effective teachers seek to recognize learners' approaches to learning, to help them acquire effective learning strategies and to build a focus on the learner into their lessons. The beliefs which teachers and learners have concerning second or foreign language learning have been the subject of numerous research studies.

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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? What does reformation mean? How would you explain reformation to your friend?

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

The use of exactitudes, attention to detail, and precise layouts

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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 about Sheba! How would you explain Sheba to your friend? What does Sheba mean to you?

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

My strangest job after college was my year and a half apprenticeship at a photo-retouching studio. Most people don't know that every model in a fashion magazine, every soup can in a magazine ad, even many newspaper photos, are retouched. Before the advent of Photoshop, photo-retouchers, using brushes and paints and dyes and bleaches, did all the work by hand. They might have made small changes, such as darkening the ice cubes and erasing bubbles in a photo of a glass of Coca Cola. Or they might have radically changed a supermodel's dress size and hair color. I once watched a retoucher shave thirty pounds from a chubby Bette Midler photograph for the cover of her Thighs and Whispersalbum. This was no easy task-Ms. Midler wore a strapless dress with crepe-like wrinkles. Using chemicals and paint, he had to erase the sides of her body, redraw the sides and the wrinkly dress further in, then extend the orange background to fill in the missing space. He slimmed her fat face too, took frizz out of her ghastly hair, and removed wrinkles and blemishes from her skin. And he had to do this so carefully that the changes were invisible to the human eye, which can pick up minute discrepancies in a photograph. If, for example, the retoucher drew the edge between the dress and the background too sharply, instead of blurring the edge in the manner of real photographs, the average music fan would see the sharpness as quickly as some of us see the face of a burn victim passing on the street. A good retoucher's work is invisible