Now that you have identified common purposes for writing and learned how to select appropriate content for a particular audience, you can think about the structure of a paragraph in greater detail. Composing an effective paragraph requires a method similar to building a house. You may have the finest content, or materials, but if you do not arrange them in the correct order, then the final product will not hold together very well.
A strong paragraph contains three distinct components:
Topic sentence. The topic sentence is the main idea of the paragraph.
Body. The body is composed of the supporting sentences that develop the main point.
Conclusion. The conclusion is the final sentence that summarizes the main point.
Answer:
the answer is number 3 witch is a topic sentence, supporting details, and a clincher
Explanation:
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