Rooks, 1999 2. Parts of paragraph Objective : enable students to write a good topic sentence and subject development Objective : enable students to write.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Paragraph and Paper Planning: Using a Writing Blueprint Created and Offered by Student Support Services at Troy University (Main Campus)

Advertisements

The paragraph is a series of sentences developing one topic.

The building blocks of writing

COMPUTING. Duration of the course An optional subject that is commenced at Form 3. Syllabus spread over three years. Four Lessons per week. COMPUTING.

Rooks, Parts of the paragraph Objective: Enable students to write a complete outline of paragraph and a complete paragraph with the correct grammar.

Rooks, Process Analysis paragraph  Objective: –Enable students to write an outline and a Process Analysis paragraph  Materials –The nature of.

Rooks, What is Paragraph Objective : enable students to differentiate a bad paragraph and a good paragraph Materials: The nature of the English.

Rooks, Review  Objective : Students are able to explain cause and effect analysis paragraphs and comparison and contrast paragraph. Students.

Rooks, Review  Objective : Students are able to explain parts of paragraph and descriptive process analysis paragraphs Students are able to analyse.

Rooks, Cause and effect analysis paragraphs Objective: Objective: Enable students to write an outline and a Cause and effect Analysis paragraphs.

1 Recognizing the Top Sentence in a Paragraph 王海康魏仲伶.

Rooks, Descriptive paragraphs Objective: –Writing the descriptive paragraph with the appropriate logic and grammar Materials –Writing the descriptive.

The Body Paragraph. A body paragraph is the basic paragraph of a research paper or an essay. Body paragraphs are all the paragraphs between the introductory.

Expository Writing.

How to Write a Five Paragraph Essay

Unit 4 Using Venn Diagrams as a Study Aid. What is a Venn Diagram? Visual organizer 2 or more overlapping circles Shows similarities and differences –

By Patricia Galien Make sure you are in slide show when you view this presentation.

H OW TO WRITE A SPEECH A step by step guide. P ICK YOUR T OPIC Take into consideration: type of speech PERSUASIVE DEMONSTRATIVE INFORMATIVE STEP 1 Pick.

“An Introduction to EAP – Academic Skills in English” Lesson 3

The Three Parts of an Essay

Introduction by Kristina Lauer.  Goals for the course:  Improve writing skills  Increase skills in English grammar  Practice pronunciation  Improve.

 A. Topic Sentence: a statement of the paragraph’s main idea.  The remaining sentences support, explain or illustrate the topic sentence B. Implied.

Five Paragraph Essays Get this structure down, and you’re on your way to your doctoral thesis!

From paragraph to essay

Essay Outline Quick and Easy Guide to Writing a Correct Essay.

Basic Outline The basic structure of informative and research writing consists of:  Cover Page  Introduction  Body  Summary  Reference Page.

PARAGRAPH WRITING. A paragraph has 3 parts; A topic sentence Supporting sentences A concluding sentence.

By: Floyd Allen Level 10 Writing the Perfect Essay.

Paragraphs What is a paragraph?. ONE idea A paragraph introduces and develops one idea.

Informative/Explanatory Essay Defining or Explaining Presenting Information.

FIVE-PARAGRAPH ESSAY Easy to create Organize your findings Format can by used for any subject Basis tool for any essay.

The Five Paragraph Essay Structure Mapping. OVERALL STRUCTURE OF THE FIVE-PARAGRAPH ESSAY Introduction: Give them background. Thesis: Map the the direction.

The Academic Paragraph

Writing a paragraph.

 The five parts of a typical essay  The role of the thesis statement  The purpose of the paragraph  Every paragraph has a specific job Mr. Matthew.

English Functional Skills

 ≠ reading a novel or the newspaper  Skim the text (2-4minutes): -Read title, intro, topic sentences, conclusion -Write keywords for each paragraph.

GMOs: Good or Evil? The Argumentative Writing Process.

8 th Grade Language Arts Nassetta. Understanding the Parts of a Composition I. Introduction I. The introduction presents the subject of your composition.

1 Pertemuan 1 What is a paragraph? Matakuliah: Writing III Tahun: Versi: 3.

3 PARTS OF THE REPORT INTRODUCTIONBODY (text)TERMINAL SECTION.

Writing an Analytical Essay HIMALAYA SUMMIT. 1. Understand Your Issue 2. Understand Your Question 3. Take a Position 4. Be Able to Support Your Position!

Focus  One paragraph has only one topic.  The topic is stated in a topic sentence.  All the other sentences in the paragraph are related to the topic.

Summary of Writing Essay. Purpose: To summarize a piece of writing. To summarize a piece of writing. To share the main idea and underlying details of.

WRITING PARAGRAPHS. Organization page 96 Paragraph a paragraph is a group of sentences that develops and idea. A good paragraph presents info in a logical.

Informative Writing A guide.... Informative Writing – Some general tips to remember Use a formal tone Be concise and to the point Writing should be logically.

Central Idea and Objective Summary. Central “Main” Idea and Detail Main Idea- the topic and controlling point of a paragraph; what the paragraph is about.

The Paragraph. Parts of a Paragraph 1.One Main Idea 2.Topic sentence 3.Indent; spelling and punctuation sentences 5.Closing sentence.

Vacation Destination Brochure

Paragraph Form When writing a paragraph, there are a few things you need to remember.

Writing A Thesis Statement

Informative Writing A guide....

Central Idea and Objective Summary

History Writing Workshop 1

Quick and Easy Guide to Writing a Correct Essay

E S A Y O U T L I N Paragraph #1: INTRODUCTION

LAB REPORT (50 pts) I- Title (1)

He Said, She Said: Different Perspectives

The “How and Why” of Writing

Expository writing gives , explains a or , or tells how a happens.

COMMUNICATION STUDIES ONE

Topic sentence: idea, claim, insight

Evaluation Report Investigates a problem or a set of options.

What is an Expository Essay?

How to Write a Paragraph

Informational Reports

The Open Response Format & Sample.

MCA2402: English For Communication Arts II

Presentation transcript:

rooks, Parts of paragraph Objective : enable students to write a good topic sentence and subject development Objective : enable students to write a good topic sentence and subject development Materials: Materials: Topic sentence Topic sentence Subject Development Subject Development

rooks, 1999 Logical paragraph development of English paragraph Topic sentence : (1 sentence) Subject Development : (3 – 8 sentences) Summary sentence: (1 sentence)

rooks, 1999 Topic sentence Contains the main idea of the paragraph. Contains the main idea of the paragraph. Consists of general subject and specific parts Consists of general subject and specific parts Examples : Examples :

rooks, 1999 Topic sentence Examples : Examples : 1. Students must take mathematics 1. Students must take mathematics general subject general subject because of its frequent use in everyday life and its fundamental importance to other sciences because of its frequent use in everyday life and its fundamental importance to other sciences specific parts specific parts

rooks, 1999 Logical paragraph development of English paragraph Topic sentence : Students must take mathematics Students must take mathematics general subject general subject because of its frequent use in everyday life and its fundamental importance to other sciences specific parts specific parts Subject Development : I. Its frequent use in everyday life (main point) I. Supporting ideas II. Supporting ideas II. Its fundamental importance to other sciences (main point) I. Supporting ideas II. Supporting ideas Summary sentence: (1 sentence)

rooks, 1999 Topic sentence Example 2 Example 2 Health insurance, vacation time and yearly bonuses Health insurance, vacation time and yearly bonuses specific parts specific parts are benefits that businesses can offer their employees. are benefits that businesses can offer their employees. general idea general idea

rooks, 1999 Logical paragraph development of English paragraph Topic sentence : Students must take mathematics Students must take mathematics general subject general subject because of its frequent use in everyday life and its fundamental importance to other sciences specific parts specific parts Subject Development : I. Its frequent use in everyday life (main point) I. Supporting ideas II. Supporting ideas II. Its fundamental importance to other sciences (main point) I. Supporting ideas II. Supporting ideas Summary sentence: (1 sentence)

rooks, 1999 Logical paragraph development of English paragraph Topic sentence : (1 sentence) ; Health insurance, vacation time and yearly bonuses Health insurance, vacation time and yearly bonuses specific parts specific parts are benefits that businesses can offer their employees. general subject general subject Subject Development : I. Health insurance (main point 1) I. Supporting ideas II. Supporting ideas II. Vacation time (main point 2) I. Supporting ideas II. Supporting ideas III. Yearly bonuses (main point 3) I. Supporting ideas II. Supporting ideas Summary sentence: (1 sentence)

rooks, 1999 SUBJECT DEVELOPMENT How to develop the subject How to develop the subject By developing the specific parts By developing the specific parts The way to develop – The way to develop – By giving examples, facts or illustration to the main points By giving examples, facts or illustration to the main points Examples: Examples:

rooks, 1999 Logical paragraph development of English paragraph Topic sentence : Students must take mathematics Students must take mathematics general subject general subject because of its frequent use in everyday life and its fundamental importance to other sciences specific parts specific parts Subject Development : I. Its frequent use in everyday life (main point) I. Examples, facts II. Examples, facts II. Its fundamental importance to other sciences (main point) I. Examples, facts II. Examples, facts Summary sentence: (1 sentence)

rooks, 1999 Conclusion A paragraph consists of A paragraph consists of A topic sentence, A topic sentence, Subject development Subject development A conclusion sentence A conclusion sentence A topic sentence consist of A topic sentence consist of General subject General subject Specific parts Specific parts Subject is developed by: Subject is developed by: Changing the specific parts into the main points Changing the specific parts into the main points Giving the main point examples, facts or illustrations Giving the main point examples, facts or illustrations