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5 Types of Topic Sentences
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Types of Topic Sentences
A sentence used to introduce the reader to the topic of a paragraph.
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Multiple Choice
A topic sentence is...
Provide examples
introduces the reader to the topic of a paragraph.
Provide evidence
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Type 1: List Statements
Lists the three start ideas, to tell exactly what the paragraph will be about.
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Type 1: List Statements Exmaple
All college students need money, encouragement, and friends.
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Type 2: Number Words
Uses number words like many, several, three, a few....to present the general topic.
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Type 2: Number Words Example
During winter time, I enjoy watching several sports.
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Type 3: Two Nouns and Two Commas
Starts with a noun, describes it, and then makes a statement about it.
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Type 3: Two Nouns and Two Commas Example
The St. Louis Cardinals, a major league baseball team, is the best team in the MLB.
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Lists the three start ideas, to tell exactly what the paragraph will be about.
Uses number words like many, several, three, a few....to present the general topic.
introduce the reader to the topic of a paragraph.
Starts with a noun, describes it, and then makes a statement about it.
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Type 4: Occasion Position
Uses although, even though, when.....with an occasion, and ends with the writer's position on it.
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Type 4: Occasion Position Example
Even though writing an essay is a lot of work, you do learn a lot from the process.
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Multiple Choice
A Occasion Position topic sentence...
Uses number words like many, several, three, a few....to present the general topic.
Starts with a noun, describes it, and then makes a statement about it.
Uses although, even though, when.....with an occasion, and ends with the writer's position on it.
Lists the three start ideas, to tell exactly what the paragraph will be about.
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Type 5: Get Their Attention
Grabs the reader's attention by making an interesting statement.
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Type 5: Get Their Attention Example
Technology should be banned at school!
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Multiple Choice
Get Their Attention sentence .....
Uses number words like many, several, three, a few....to present the general topic.
Starts with a noun, describes it, and then makes a statement about it.
Uses although, even though, when.....with an occasion, and ends with the writer's position on it.
Grabs the reader's attention by making an interesting statement
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