
Body Paragraphs
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Body Paragraphs
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The Basic Terminology
Thesis Statement: Your position and the essay’s controlling idea. Needs to include a “because.” For example, “Writing a persuasive essay is not very difficult, because the outline of the writing process is understandable.
Topic Sentence: The controlling idea of a paragraph that supports the thesis statement.
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Basic Terminology Continued
Transition Word: Starts the concrete detail sentence. Include one of the following: For example, For instance, In addition, Additionally.
Transition Lead In: A phrase used to start your concrete detail using a transition word. “For example, in her ground breaking book, Dr. Pen states...”
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Basic Terminology Continued
Concrete Detail: A quote from the story that supports the thesis and the topic sentence
Commentary: Your explanation of how the concrete detail supports the topic sentence.
Closing Sentence: Closes the paragraph and transitions to the next paragraph. Includes one of the transition phrases: Given these points, as has been noted, for the most part, on the whole.
Ratio: 1 concrete detail to 2 commentary for expository and persuasive essays.
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Your position and the essay’s controlling idea. Needs to include a “because.” For example, “Writing a persuasive essay is not very difficult, because the outline of the writing process is understandable.
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Fill in the Blanks
The controlling idea of a paragraph that supports the thesis statement.
Type answer...
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Fill in the Blanks
Starts the concrete detail sentence. Include one of the following: For example, For instance, In addition, Additionally.
Type answer...
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Fill in the Blanks
A phrase used to start your concrete detail using a transition word. “For example, in her ground breaking book, Dr. Pen states...”
Type answer...
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Fill in the Blanks
A quote from the story that supports the thesis and the topic sentence
Type answer...
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Fill in the Blanks
Your explanation of how the concrete detail supports the topic sentence.
Type answer...
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Fill in the Blanks
Closes the paragraph and transitions to the next paragraph. Includes one of the transition phrases: Given these points, as has been noted, for the most part, on the whole.
Type answer...
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Fill in the Blanks
1 concrete detail to 2 commentary for expository and persuasive essays.
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Open Ended
Explain how a transition lead-in works.
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Open Ended
When writing an expository or persuasive essay, what should the body paragraph(s) contain (the format).
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Open Ended
What should a conclusion contain (the format)?
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Poll
I understand the format of an expository/persuasive essay.
Yes
No
Almost
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Fill in the Blanks
A phrase used to start your concrete detail using a transition word. “For example, in her ground breaking book, Dr. Pen states...”
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