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Define 3 things successful paragraphs contain. |
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1. unity 2.Coherence 3. Emphasis |
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Uninty is based on how relevent your statements, ideas, or fact is to your topic. |
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Coherence refers to the logical arrangement and progression of ideas within a paragraph. |
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How do writers acheive coherence? |
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1.by presenting their ideas in a proper sequence 2. and by using transition or connective words to show cleary how one idea follows another |
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means that important elements in the story are made to stand out. |
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Name the four tems and techniques |
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Topic sentence Clinching sentence Closing by return Transitions/connectives |
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A topic sentence expresses the main idea of the paragraph. |
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What is the Clinching Sentence |
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A concluding sentence that sums up and some times adds to the main idea of the paragraph. |
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Words that show clearly how Ideas are connected with each other. |
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A restatement of the thought found in the topic sentence, sometimes used in clinching sentence. |
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How should you present your points? |
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From least important to most |
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name some similarity Transition words. |
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some similarity transition words are: again, like wise, similarly, in other words. |
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How can you show emphasis? |
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What does effective paragraph development involve |
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evidence, examples, or definitions |
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What should you begin with and end with? |
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You should begin with your topic sentence and end with your clenching sentence. |
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What should your clinching sentence sometimes include? |
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