Portfolio entry 6 - Well written paragraph - 1st part-


Parts of a paragraph
  • Paragraphs may have specific kind of structures which can vary from one culture to another.
  • The English paragraph structure is underlined the following features: Topic sentence, Body and Closing sentence.
Topic sentence

  • Subject, what you are writing about
  • You need an interesting topic and give your opinion of it
Body

  • Heart of the paragraph
  • Give more information about the topic in a specif order
  • Provide supportive, solid and concrete details and arguments. You can order them by order of importance or chronology
Closing sentence

  • Its goal is to keep the readers thinking
  • Remind in the audience what you are talking about
  • Restate the topic sentence in a different way and add something else about it


Parts of a Paragraph - English Academic Writing Introduction, from English Lessons with Alex (engVid AlexESLvid) site: 

https://www.engvid.com/introduction-to-english-academic-writing-parts-of-a-paragraph/

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