How to Write a Paragraph
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Paragraphs are the foundation of an essay. Learning how to write a paragraph well will help you construct a strong, polished essay.
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How to Write a Paragraph
- 1. How to Write a Paragraph: Constructing an Essay Brick by Brick
- 2. What is a Paragraph? A paragraph is a collection of sentences that are focused on the same topic. We organize our work into small blocks of information because they are much easier to understand, compared to one large block. When writing an essay, we use paragraphs to organize our ideas around the thesis. The most common essay style is the five-paragraph essay.
- 3. 5-Paragraph Essay Format Introduction Supporting Paragraph 1 Supporting Paragraph 2 Supporting Paragraph 3 Conclusion The introduction is the road map of your essay. Here you introduce your topic, supporting arguments, and thesis. Supporting paragraphs are separate topics that support your thesis. Each supporting argument should have evidence supporting the subtopic and a concluding sentence that ties back to the thesis. The conclusion reiterates your thesis and reinforces your supporting arguments.
- 4. Sounds easy enough, right? That's because it is! Writing a paragraph is simple: Make sure it is focused on a specific topic that supports your thesis. Use transition words. Avoid repetition.
- 5. Stay Focused Keep your paragraph focused on the topic. This will keep the reader from getting confused. Avoid unnecessarily long sentences and off-topic interjections.
- 6. Avoid Repetition Don't repeat the same words; it affects the tone of the writing and distracts the reader.
- 7. Furthermore However Moreover Additionally Furthermore Furthermore Furthermore Furthermore Furthermore Additionally Additionally Additionally Additionally Additionally However However However However However Moreover Moreover Moreover Moreover However Moreover Furthermore Additionally Don't Overuse Transitions Transitions are important for linking ideas, but it can be easy to overuse them. They should be used sparingly and only when necessary.
- 8. Thank You! A well-written paragraph structure is the foundation of every great essay. For more information, visit Scribendi.com.
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