The document discusses different types of paragraphs, including argumentative, descriptive, expository, narrative, and comparative, highlighting their purposes and characteristics. It also notes how paragraphs can be combined based on their location, content, and logical structure. Each type serves a distinct function in conveying ideas and organizing text effectively.

1. Paragraphs Writing .
Types of paragraphs…
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2. What is a paragraph?
A paragraph is a fragment of a text, which contains ideas that
build the text, also have some information of the theme that
is being treated, and is formed by a group of coherent and
cohesive sentences that finally are developed.

3. Argumentative Paragraph
This contains an idea where it seeks to convince the receiver
about something that refuses or says, between arguments
that has theoretical support, based on good and valid
references, this type of paragraph is very interesting because
it has a critical stance.

4. Descriptive paragraph
This paragraph describes in detail any situation,
event, qualities of the objects under a logical
criterion.

5. Expository paragraph
These paragraphs are useful to extend or specify the subject
that is being treated. It exposes different topics and explains
objectively one by one.

6. Narrative paragraph
This type of paragraph presents the events that
has happened in a chronological form.

7. Comparative paragraph
This exposes two points of view or two themes
that can be compared and analyze the
differences and similarities.

8. Paragraphs combined
Paragraphs can be combined according to the
needs of the text, as follows:

9. According to his location
*Paragraph of opening
*Paragraph of transition
*Paragraph of closing

10. In agreement with his content
*Conceptual paragraph or of definition
*Chronological
*Of enumeration
*Explanatory

11. In agreement with his logical structure
*Paragraph causes - effect
*Exposition and resolution of problems
*Of sequence or process
*Deductive
*Inductive
*Of conclusion