Expository Paragraph

         By
        Dr. J
Expository Paragraph
• You give information.
• You explain a subject, give directions, or show
  how something happens.
• In expository writing, linking words like
  first, second, then, and finally are usually used
  to help readers follow the ideas
Expository Paragraph
• This paragraph, like the others, organizes itself
  around three parts.
• A topic sentence allows the reader to understand
  what you are writing about.
• The middle part of the paragraph contains
  sentences that follow one another in a logical
  sequence of steps.
• The final sentence closes your subject with an
  emphasis on the final product or process desired
  by the topic.
Example : Process
        Chocolate cake with vanilla/almond frosting provides a
tasty treat for any occasion. Follow the directions for making
any flavor of chocolate cake. While the cake bakes in the oven,
prepare a box of vanilla frosting mix added with roasted and
buttered almond slivers. Evenly coated in melted butter the
almond slivers toast in a hot skillt for approximately ten
minutes. Thoroughly toast the slivers without turning them
crispy. Cool the toasted almonds and set aside a handful for
the final touch. Fold the almonds into the vanilla frosting, and
after covering the cake, sprinkle a handful of toasted almonds
on the top. After serving this desert to your guests theny
generally ask for the receipe of your chocolate/vanilla/almond
cake. Now you have the opportunity to smile and...
Example: Concept
        Integrity, the word evokes the wonder of whether
or not our society deserves its value. With constant
whining about one's "rights" there exists the denial of
personal responsibility and the accompanying lowering of
personal worth. Where, then, are the individuals who will
stand up to the demands of family unity, a strong work
ethic, and a wholesome participation in the societal
framework? These very demanding environments cry out
for mature behavior in everyone, youth as well as adults.
It is when each individual accepts responsibility for
truth, honesty, and a job-well-done that integrity, once
again, emerges as a pillar of our national pride.
Expository paragraph

Expository paragraph

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    Expository Paragraph • Yougive information. • You explain a subject, give directions, or show how something happens. • In expository writing, linking words like first, second, then, and finally are usually used to help readers follow the ideas
  • 3.
    Expository Paragraph • Thisparagraph, like the others, organizes itself around three parts. • A topic sentence allows the reader to understand what you are writing about. • The middle part of the paragraph contains sentences that follow one another in a logical sequence of steps. • The final sentence closes your subject with an emphasis on the final product or process desired by the topic.
  • 4.
    Example : Process Chocolate cake with vanilla/almond frosting provides a tasty treat for any occasion. Follow the directions for making any flavor of chocolate cake. While the cake bakes in the oven, prepare a box of vanilla frosting mix added with roasted and buttered almond slivers. Evenly coated in melted butter the almond slivers toast in a hot skillt for approximately ten minutes. Thoroughly toast the slivers without turning them crispy. Cool the toasted almonds and set aside a handful for the final touch. Fold the almonds into the vanilla frosting, and after covering the cake, sprinkle a handful of toasted almonds on the top. After serving this desert to your guests theny generally ask for the receipe of your chocolate/vanilla/almond cake. Now you have the opportunity to smile and...
  • 5.
    Example: Concept Integrity, the word evokes the wonder of whether or not our society deserves its value. With constant whining about one's "rights" there exists the denial of personal responsibility and the accompanying lowering of personal worth. Where, then, are the individuals who will stand up to the demands of family unity, a strong work ethic, and a wholesome participation in the societal framework? These very demanding environments cry out for mature behavior in everyone, youth as well as adults. It is when each individual accepts responsibility for truth, honesty, and a job-well-done that integrity, once again, emerges as a pillar of our national pride.