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English
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3rd Grade
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Hard
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DEANGELO PAYNE
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a paragraph is a group of at least five sentences, a paragraph is half a page long, also at the end of paragraph 1 you must first decide on an argument and a working thesis statement
The first paragraph is the intro/ introduction of your paper which requires you to introduce the topic to readers
Example (write this)
Today I will be talking about dogs
EXAMPLE
IF YOU ARE WRITING ABOUT WHY YOU LOVE DOGS YOUR ARGUEMENT SHOULD LOOK LIKE THIS: (WRITE THIS)
I love dogs because they are cute, protective, and playful.
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The Body of your paper are the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th paragraphs. These paragraphs are made from your thesis statement. use your thesis statement you wrote.
Examples for first sentences (write this)
2nd paragraph: Dogs are very cute to me and here some reasons.
3rd Paragraph: Dogs are very protective to me and here is why.
4th paragraph Dogs are playful pets and here is some reasons why.
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conclusion or summary will be your last paragraph, which sums up all your paragraphs.
Example 1st sentence (write this)
In conclusion these are the reasons I love dogs.
next sentence write your detail about why dogs are cute to you.
third sentence write your details about why dogs are protective to you.
fourth sentence write your details about why dogs are playful to you.
fifth sentence write your final farewell sentence or about how the reader should understand your story
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Fill in the Blanks
your 2nd, 3rd, and 4th paragraphs is the
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Multiple Choice
what is your first paragraph is
introduction
body
conclusion
thesis
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Multiple Choice
your 2nd, 3rd, and 4th paragraphs is which part of your writing
introduction
body
conclusion
thesis
7
Multiple Choice
your last paragraph is usually the
introduction
body
conclusion
thesis
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Multiple Choice
School is important to me because you are able to learn, socialize, and fun
introduction
body
conclusion
thesis
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Multiple Choice
you can learn a lot at school and here is why. example of?
introduction
body
conclusion
thesis
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Multiple Choice
Today I will be talking to you about why it is important to go to school
introduction
body
conclusion
thesis
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Multiple Choice
We learned today that school is important because we love to learn, socialize and have fun.
introduction
body
conclusion
thesis
a paragraph is a group of at least five sentences, a paragraph is half a page long, also at the end of paragraph 1 you must first decide on an argument and a working thesis statement
The first paragraph is the intro/ introduction of your paper which requires you to introduce the topic to readers
Example (write this)
Today I will be talking about dogs
EXAMPLE
IF YOU ARE WRITING ABOUT WHY YOU LOVE DOGS YOUR ARGUEMENT SHOULD LOOK LIKE THIS: (WRITE THIS)
I love dogs because they are cute, protective, and playful.
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