This document defines and provides examples of different types of paragraphs, including chronological, enumerative, descriptive, explanatory, expository, argumentative, narrative, comparative, cause and effect, deductive, and inductive paragraphs. It explains that a paragraph is a unit of writing that deals with a single point or idea and can contain one or more sentences. It then proceeds to define each paragraph type and provide an example for many of them.

1. PARAGRAPH
TYPES

2. Is a self-contained unit of discourse in
writing dealing with a particular point or
idea. A paragraph consists of one or
more sentences.

3. Chronological Paragraph
Enumeration Paragraph
Descriptive Paragraph
Explanatory Paragraph
Expository Paragraph
Argumentative Paragraph
Narrative Paragraph
Comparative Paragraph
Cause and effect Paragraph
Deductive Paragraph
Inductive Paragraph

4. A chronological paragraph is one
that shows a sequence of events
in the order they occurred.

5. A paragraph enumeration is used to
present a list of information, related.
Example:
In case I have three types of trophies.

6. It is a text that is characterized meant to
represent an object, animal, person, place
or feeling, exposing its particular
characteristics.

7. Explanatory paragraph: used to clarify or
further develop the topic being presented.
It is used to give a more comprehensive and
detailed information, to give it more
based on the fact that the issuer is
concerned.

8. Expository Paragraph is one in which some
information is presented in an organized
manner.
Example:
“A story is a story or account of a few pages,
which is characterized by a single line of
action, is a single story, not several at once.”

9. Argumentative Paragraph, which is
characterized seeks to reason about a
viewpoint or opinion, so these reasons
expressed by argument, as the name implies.

10. Narrative Paragraph exposed following a
temporal order events, actions.
Example:
When this woman was married to my son began
my misfortunes, my hair fell out, I started
gaining weight, I lost my teeth, I’ m sure it’s
Santeria.

11. Comparative Paragraph disclosed the
similarities and differences between two ideas,
characters, or situations, to name a few

12. Paragraphs cause and effect are those with a
fact which followed the reasons that have
caused, or the consequences thereof.
Example:
Many people moved to Canada from Europe in
the nineteenth century because living
conditions were terrible in Europe.

13. Deductive Paragraph main idea at the start. Its
construction is a generalization of specific
cases and then submitted.

14. Inductive Paragraph main idea at the end. It
starts with sentences expressing secondary
ideas to reach a generalization, or thematic
ideas as a conclusion of what has been said.