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     You might wrtie them everyday, but if you might need to know a little bit more about them you have come to the right person. There is no fast or hard rule for paragraphs. It may be short like a bug or as big as an elephant. Just remember that each paragraph you write should contain one developed idea. A paragraph often begins with what is called a topic sentence. A topic sentence tells about what your writing is going to cover. For example, if you were writng about dogs you would not include things that don't have anything to do with dogs. When you change to another topic, you should start a new paragraph. Be sure that your details are organized. You wouldn't want details to be out of sequence. If you organize your details it helps readers understand it better. Transitions can make a big difference in your writing. You would also want to use vivid vocabulary in order for the readers to make pictures in thier minds. Also many people would want to read your paper. Each paragraph should build on what came before, and should lay the ground for what comes next. When you write a paragraph you have a voice. You're writing what you're thinking instead of saying it. You should always indent 3 to five spaces. That way people can understand that you have changed to a new topic. Do you think wiritng is important? Why or why not?

Posted by Marcos House on December 20, 2004 at 12:47 PM in Words to Ponder | Permalink | Comments (3)

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