Save the last for...
The last paragraph is always called this...
Concluding Paragraph
The last paragraph is always called this...
What is a conclusion paragraph
These are the middle paragraphs (between the introduction paragraph and conclusion)
What are body paragraphs
What paragraph must the claim be stated first?
What is the introduction graph
You always need to include this in your conclusion paragraph: A- hook, B- restatement of claim, C- evidence from a text...
B- restatement of claim
You always need to include this in your conclusion paragraph: A- hook, B- restatement of claim, C- evidence from a text...
B- restatement of claim
Identify this sentence: Do you know that: these mysterious animals will love you one minute and will terrorize you and your family the next minute.
What is a hook
How may pieces of evidence do you need to have in a paragraph (at minimum)?
What is two
Which transition word can be used to make your TURN AGAINST statement? A- It may seem that..., B- But...., C- This is because...., D- Finally....
A- It may seem that...
Which transition word can be used to make your TURN AGAINST statement? A- It may seem that..., B- But...., C- This is because...., D- Finally....
What is A- It may seem that...
The text says, "Thomas walked in and stood brave and tall without a worry in the world."
What is evidence?
What are the three components that need to be in an introduction paragraph?
What is a hook, background information, and a claim.
An extraordinary man becomes significant due to his extraordinary dreams. Henry Joe is a man who sacrificed his life due to his love for the human race. Henry Joe is man that deserves to be honored in the form of national holiday every year. 1. Identify the three components in this introduction paragraph. 2. Explain the purpose of each component.
Hook
Background Information
Position
The first sentence in a body paragraph is always called a what?
What is a topic sentence
Mention at least 5 transition for comparison
Both, and, also, Similarly, Similar to, as, as same as, etc.
Mention at least 5 contrasting words
In contrast, however, but, whereas, while, although