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The document discusses what a paragraph is and how to write one. It states that a paragraph contains an introductory sentence that includes the main and sub topics, body sentences that provide specific details and examples to support the topic sentence, and a concluding sentence that restates the main point. It then outlines the five steps to write a paragraph: brainstorming ideas, organizing them into sentences, writing a first draft, editing, and revising. Finally, it provides an example paragraph on time management to demonstrate these components.
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- 1. Muhammad Ahsan Roll # 03 “PARAGRAPH WRITING” TOPIC
- 2. What is a paragraph ? A collection of related sentences dealing with one topic
- 3. PARTS OF A PARAGRAPH A paragraph regularly has three parts: 1. Introduction Sentence: It is usually the first sentence in a paragraph. In Introduction sentence include Main Topic + Sub Topic. 2. Body of Paragraph: They support the information of the topic sentences. It includes specific details, information, Knowledge, Examples, Arguments. 3. Conclusion Sentence: It reminds what the topic sentence was about. It include Advice, Prediction, Comments, Quotation, Suggestion, Question
- 4. PROCESS TO WRITE A PARAGRAPH
- 5. ➢ Brainstorming (Thinking and write down ideas about your topic) ➢ Organizing Ideas (Manage your idea with sentences) ➢ Writing the First Draft (Write your paragraph first time ) ➢ Editing (Read again and again & cut your mistakes ) ➢ Final Work (Revise all paragraph for grammar, spelling ) There are 5 steps to write a perfect paragraph That’s it Your Paragraph is Done !
- 6. Paragraph Example Introduction Sentence Body of Paragraph: Conclusion Sentence. Topic : Time Management The term “time management” can be defined as planning and organizing how to divide our time and allot it accordingly to the activities we need to do in a day. Everyone has the same time in a day, i.e. 24 hours every day at our disposal, yet some succeed while some don’t. That is because those who succeed have learned the trick of utilizing their time to the utmost. This is a skill, often referred to as time management among the students. Time management isn’t specifically for students only, but anyone from any walk of life can learn time management to achieve success. It is as good for professionals as it is for students. Below given are some of the time management techniques to make the maximum of your time – Creating a schedule of all daily activities and stipulated time to each of them based on priority is fruitful. One must avoid wasting time on useless activities like watching TV, movies, etc. Time is a priceless asset. The time, once lost, cannot be reclaimed and reused ever. That is why we must harness the time available in such a way, to get the most benefit out of it. Success only approaches when a person utilizes his/her time suitably and efficiently. ▪ . ▪ . ▪ .
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