The document discusses the components of a good paragraph and the four main types of paragraphs: narrative, descriptive, expository, and persuasive. It defines each paragraph type and provides examples. A good paragraph contains a topic sentence, body, and concluding sentence. Narrative paragraphs tell a story, descriptive paragraphs provide details and sensory descriptions, expository paragraphs explain or inform, and persuasive paragraphs aim to convince the reader of a viewpoint. The document concludes by asking the reader to write one paragraph of each type based on a chosen topic.

1. Goals
• recall the three distinct
components of paragraph,
• identify and differentiate the four
types of paragraph, and
• develop paragraph that illustrate
each text type

2. A good paragraph contains three distinct
components
Topic
Body
Concluding sentence

3. Effective Concluding Paragraph
 Stays focused on your topic
and main ideas.
 provides satisfaction to
readers and a sense of closure.

4. Types of Paragraph
 to entertain
 to inform
 to express
 to influence

5. Types of
Paragraph
 Narrative
Descriptive
 Expository
 Persuasive

6. NARRATIVE
it tells a story about an event or series of
events usually in chronological order.
This type is used to bring the reader along
your character’s emotional journey.
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7. Paragraph Example

9. DESCRIPTIVE
It describes a person, an object, or a scene in
detail.
It can be artistic and may deviate from
grammatical norms.
The words chosen in the description often appeal to
the five senses of touch, smell, sight, sound, and
taste.
This type is used to paint a picture in the readers
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10. Paragraph Example

12. EXPOSITORY
Are used for explanation for it provides
informative , including facts, instructions and
definitions.
It could also describe a process and move the
reader step by step through a method.
• define terms
•Make comparison
•Show cause and effect

13. Paragraph Example

16. PERSUASIVE
tries to get the reader to accept a particular
point of view or understand the writer’s position.
it is used to share opinions and convince
others for agree or take action.
•Order of importance
•Collection of facts and research

17. Paragraph Example

19. Directions:
Choose ONE TOPIC from the given options and
make a NARRATIVE, DESCRIPTIVE, EXPOSITORY,
and PERSUASIVE PARAGRAPH about it. Take note ,
it does not need to be lengthy as long as it has topic
sentence, body, and concluding sentence.
You may also provide you own TITLE in each type of
paragraph

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