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Types of Paragraphs (N, D, E, P)

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  • is the first sentence of a paragraph
    Topic Sentence
  • Make it better
    revising
  • The Himalayan Mountains are the tallest mountains in the world.
    Expository
  • I had a dog named Rex. He had one blue eye and one brown eye.
    Descriptive
  • Despite what dog lovers might believe, cats actually make better pets.
    Persuasive Paragraph
  • Write it down
    Drafting
  • keywords: belongs to, a part of, related to, hence, thus
    Expository
  • My best friend's freckled face always has a glowing, crooked smile.
    Descriptive Paragraph
  • Make it correct
    Proofreading
  • I would throw sticks into the water.
    Narrative
  • Keywords: I believe that, it seems to me, I prefer, I hope, etc...
    Persuasive
  • Gives facts, explains ideas, gives directions
    Expository Paragraph
  • is a group of sentences which develop a single topic.
    Paragraph
  • summarizes the topic or main idea.
    Topic Sentence
  • Keywords: size, color, shape, purpose, length, weight, above, below
    Descriptive
  • Share with others.
    Publishing
  • tries to convince the reader to support an opinion
    Expository
  • Think about what you are going to write.
    PreWriting
  • this sentence reinforces the main idea by summarizing the paragraph
    Closing Sentence
  • The day I won first place in the box car derby race was the proudest day of my life.
    Narrative Paragraph
  • tries to convince the reader to support an opinion
    Persuasive Paragraph
  • Tells a story or part of a story.
    Narrative Paragraph
  • Keywords: recently, before, then, finally, in the beginning, at last, first, second, etc...
    Narrative