Paragraphs

The topic sentence usually appears at the beginning of a paragraph and introduces the main idea or focus of the paragraph.

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A descriptive paragraph focuses on presenting facts, details, and sensory information to create a vivid picture in the reader's mind.

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An expository paragraph aims to explain, inform, or describe a concept, process, or idea.

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A persuasive paragraph is designed to convince the reader to adopt a certain opinion, take a specific action, or change their viewpoint.

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A narrative paragraph tells a story or recounts a sequence of events, often using chronological order.

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A paragraph should consist of at least five sentences to be considered complete and well-structured.

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The concluding sentence in a paragraph provides closure by summarizing the main points.

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A well-structured paragraph typically includes a topic sentence, supporting details, and a concluding sentence.

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An introductory paragraph introduces the main topic or idea of an essay.

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paragraphs help organize thoughts, improve clarity, develop topics,

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