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    The document discusses the components and structure of a good paragraph, including a topic sentence, main body, and conclusion. It explains that a good paragraph has unity, support, coherence, good language, and variety of structures.

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    An introduction to paragraph writing, the important points and guide.

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    The document discusses the components and structure of a good paragraph, including a topic sentence, main body, and conclusion. It explains that a good paragraph has unity, support, coherence, good language, and variety of structures.

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    Paragraph Writing

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    The document discusses the components and structure of a good paragraph, including a topic sentence, main body, and conclusion. It explains that a good paragraph has unity, support, coherence, good language, and variety of structures.

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    PARAGRAPH

    WRITING
    PARAGRAPH
    • DEFINITION∶ A paragraph is a distinct section of writing covering one topic.
    • A paragraph will usually contain more than one sentence.
    • A typical paragraph will be 5-7 sentences, but this is by no means a rule.
    • The length is determined by the topic and the content.
    • PERFECT PARAGRAPH
    • A perfect paragraph will start with a topic sentence. It will start with a topic sentence.
    It will have detail sentences in the middle and end with a concluding sentence. It will
    only cover one topic from start to finish.
    COMPONENTS OF A PARAGRAPH
    • A paragraph has three main components-

    TOPIC SENTENCE:
    The topic sentence is a sentence that summarizes the main idea of a paragraph.
    Also known as a focus sentence, it encapsulates or organizes an entire paragraph.
    Begins the paragraph and introduces the controlling idea of the paragraph.

    Example: “Cats are very good pets for various reasons”


    MAIN BODY
    Refers to the section where the supporting sentences are located.
    Each supporting sentence should contribute to the overall coherence and clarity of
    the paragraph.
    It’s where you provide detailed information, examples, evidence, or explanations
    that support and develop the main idea presented in the topic sentence.
    The main body elaborates on the topic sentence, providing substance and depth to
    the paragraph’s content.
    CONCLUSION
    The conclusion of a paragraph serves to summarize the main point or argument
    presented in the paragraph.
    It may also provide a transition to the next paragraph.
    It reinforces the significance of the topic sentence and supporting details while
    offering closure to the reader.
    It leaves the readers with a clear understanding of the paragraph.
    A GOOD PARAGRAPH HAS…..
    • Unity
    • Support
    • Coherence
    • Good language
    • Variety of structures
    • UNITY
    Refers to the paragraph’s focus on a single main idea or topic.
    Every sentence in the paragraph should contribute to developing this central idea.
    Interconnection between topic sentences, supporting sentences and conclusion.
    • SUPPORT
    Involves providing evidence, examples, explanations, as well as details.
    Relevant information to strengthen the argument or discussions.
    Enhances credibility and persuasiveness of the paragraph’s content.
    • COHERENCE
    Refers to the clarity and logical flow of ideas within the paragraph.
    Transitional words (linkers) and phrases, such as “furthermore”, “in
    addition”, or “however” help to connect sentences and maintain coherence.
    Organizing sentences in logical sequence
    Ensuring that the paragraph is easy to follow and understand.
    • GOOD LANGUAGE AND VARIETY OF STRUCTURES
    Use of-
     good vocabulary
     sentence structure
     Transitions
     figurative language etc.
    THAT IS ALL!
    THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME.

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