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Paragraphs “The Writing Process” English Language Arts 9 Paragraphs “The Writing Process”

Agenda for the Day Recap: Formal/Business Letters. Issues with the Format of a Business Letter? How to write an effective paragraph. Transitions

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Topic Sentences Picture #1: Picture #2: Picture #3:

What’s Coming Up? Unity and Completeness Creating an Outline Any questions??