Paragraph Writing checklist Is the paragraph unified? Does it adhere to one main idea that is stated in a topic sentence or otherwise apparent? Is the.

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Paragraph Writing checklist Is the paragraph unified? Does it adhere to one main idea that is stated in a topic sentence or otherwise apparent? Is the paragraph coherent? Do the sentences follow a clear sequence. Is the paragraph developed? Is it well supported with specific evidence such as details, facts, examples and reasons.

Paragraph Writing Unity Readers generally expect a paragraph to explore one idea.  The idea is usually mentioned in the topic sentence

Paragraph Writing Coherence A paragraph is coherent if the reader can see how the paragraph holds together. Organize information in a way that makes sense.  Space  Time  Emphasis

Paragraph Writing Developing the paragraph A good paragraph has plenty of solid information to support your general statements

Unity in Paragraphs

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