Supporting The Main Idea of a Paragraph

Supporting The Main Idea of a Paragraph

As a writer, when you know how to achieve effective paragraph development, your material is far more likely to deliver its message to your reader.

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Topic Sentences

Topic Sentences

As a continuation of our writing series, this time we will be discussing Topic Sentences.
Topic Sentences can be broken down into three distinct uses.

1. At the beginning of a paragraph
2. At the end of a paragraph
3. Topic sentence implied

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Writing Unified Paragraphs

Writing Unified Paragraphs

A paragraph is unified when all its sentences clarify or help support the main idea. Unity is lost if a paragraph goes off the topic by including sentences unrelated to the main idea.

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Never give up on your dreams!

Ever thought about how it would be if you became an “overnight” sensation?
Larry King interviews the singing sensation Susan Boyle after her amazing
appearance on “Britian’s Got Talent” TV show.

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