This document discusses four main types of paragraphs: narrative, descriptive, expository, and argumentative. Narrative paragraphs tell a story through details of events, people, or objects over time. Descriptive paragraphs provide qualitative and quantitative details about a topic. Expository paragraphs contain abstract ideas and concepts but may lack clarity without a clear structure. Argumentative paragraphs aim to explain or defend a viewpoint through reasoning and evidence.

2. TYPES OF PARAGRAPHS
 NARRATIVE
 DESCRIPTIVE
 EXPOSITORY
 ARGUMENTATIVE

3.  Narrative paragraph
The narrative paragraph is a text, with a
relationship in space time, sometimes
chronological, that tries to explain that of the
sequence of events about objects or people
through the detail.

4.  Descriptive paragraph
This type of paragraph, is saturated with
information, qualitative and quantitative, goes
into detail about the information and sometimes
requires another type of expression to be able
to continue the accumulation of text.

5.  Exposure paragraph
The expository paragraph is a text, with a lot of
abstract content and with many fissures in the
union of ideas and events usually tends to add
ideas so it sometimes hinders their
understanding, you must have a clear plan of
ideas to accomplish this kind of text.

6.  Argumentative paragraph
This type of paragraph is recognized by
having a large amount of abstract
information that tries to shape actions that
are attached to objects or people, the
general interest of this text is to explain or
hold a point of view on a particular topic.

7. BIBLIOGRAPHY
Lobato S Jesús. (2007). Saber escribir. Buenos
Aires: Aguilar