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Paragraphs have Purposes!

by Taylor

Sep 21, 2009

A paragraph has a purpose. It may be to describe. Writing a paragraph that describes is like paiting a pitcure with words. The reader should be able to see,hear,taste,smell,or hear excactly what theauthor is describing. Just like there's many shades to a color,there are many ways to describe the same thing. Choosing just the right words is key.

A paragraph has purpose. It may be to inform. Sometimes you may write a paragraph to share what you know or what you have learned. The purpose of this type of paragraph is to inform. It may offer facts about a subject,such as in a report,or it may inform a reader of your opinion or response to something,such as a answer to their question. A paragraph has a purpose. It may be to entertain. Sometimes you may just want to express yourself. Perhaps you have a story to tell,a creative idea,or just an interesting point of view about a discussable topic. You can write a patagraph just to entertain. You can write about almost anything,but no ma...See More

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