'Paragraph development' presentation slideshows

Writing & Grammar

Writing & Grammar. Chapter 1 The Writing Process pp. 1-27. Planning. Choosing your topic Listing Questioning Brainstorming. Planning. Choosing your topic Freewriting Interviewing. Planning. Narrowing your topic Considering your audience Determining your purpose. Planning.

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English 105, Dec 9, 2010

Heald College Teri Tosspon. English 105, Dec 9, 2010. Respond to ONE of the articles you read. 50 minutes to write, worth 80 points 2-3 pages long Address ALL of these questions Summarize (tell what happened) What kind of intro (look at your textbook)? What was the main point?

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Academic english iii

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Paragraph Development

Paragraph Development. Milly Grillone FAO International Consultant. PARAGRAPH DEVELOPMENT: Plan before writing!. TOPIC SENTENCE. BODY. CONCLUDING SENTENCE. TRANSITIONAL EXPRESSIONS. SUPPORT MAIN IDEAS. Developing a paragraph. Unity: The Topic Sentence

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Writing Business Messages

Writing Business Messages. Analyze Situation. Revise. Analyze the Audience. Gather Information. Produce. Select Medium. Proofread. Compose the Message. Get Organized. Distribute. Three-Step Writing Process. Planning. Writing. Completing. Adapt to the Audience. Sensitivity.

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Read Around

Read Around. Preparation for the 10 th grade HSPE Writing to Explain. DIRECTIONS. On your own, read each essay and score the essay: 1, 2, 3, or 4 based on the rubrics criteria. Include in your scoring, at least 2 descriptors from the rubric, supporting your score. COLLABORATIVE WORK.

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Lesson 4 The Development of a Paragraph

Lesson 4 The Development of a Paragraph. Giving Details. Giving an Example. Giving an Explanation. Paragraph development. Details. are specific points that tell more about a general statement.

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Read Around

Read Around. Preparation for the 10 th grade HSPE Writing to Explain. DIRECTIONS. On your own, read each essay and score the essay: 1, 2, 3, or 4 based on the rubrics criteria. Include in your scoring, at least 2 descriptors from the rubric, supporting your score. COLLABORATIVE WORK.

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Paragraph Development

Paragraph Development. Fall 2006. What is a paragraph?. Subdivision of a text Each section deals with one idea Everything in the section deals only with that idea Collection of sentences Sentences are arranged in a logical order. What makes a paragraph?. One controlling idea = TOPIC

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Scrambled Paragraphs

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Writing Papers

Writing Papers. By Joseph Cheatle. Paragraphs. Keep one idea to a paragraph Unity Single focus Coherence Makes the paragraph easily understandable to a rader Logical Bridges The same idea of a topic is carried over from sentence to sentence

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Writers ALL!

Writers ALL!. What I believe about writers by Josh Thompson adapted from Tommy Tomason (1993) & Brenda Ueland (1938/1987). Everybody is talented. Everybody is original. Everybody has something important to say. Teachers should respond first to ideas,

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Paragraph Development and Topic Sentences

Paragraph Development and Topic Sentences. ???? 91301020 ??? ???? 91301038 ??? ???? 91303083 ???. Paragraph Development and Topic Sentences.

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Paragraph building deductive pattern

Paragraph building deductive pattern. Sentences 1-2 a good topic (main idea) statement introduce the topic, complete statement of the main idea, not too much detail, use one or more key words, refine the topic(sentence 2), suggest how the topic will be developed:

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