There are different types of paragraphs including: argumentative paragraphs that seek to convince the reader of an idea; concept paragraphs that define important terms; chronological paragraphs that present events in order; enumeration paragraphs that list related features; and description paragraphs that describe objects, people, or events. Other paragraph types are explanatory, which expand on the subject; expository, which present information in an orderly manner; narrative, which present ordered facts or actions; comparative, which compare objects or phenomena; and cause and effect paragraphs, which present a fact and its consequences. Deductive paragraphs place the main idea at the beginning and then give specific cases, while inductive paragraphs place the main idea at the end and begin with specific cases to reach

1. Textual level
Type of paragraphs
Laura Lopez Y Guillermo Gomez
Fecha 10 November 2014
Teoria discursiva

2. 01
There are
different types of
paragraphs
Argumentative: contains an idea with
which it seeks to convince the recipient to
something that refuses or says.
Concept: In these paragraphs the thought
of an author or definition of a term, which
will be used throughout the text, is
specified so it is imperative understanding

3. ✤ Chronological: This kind of paragraph is expressed, in
the order they happened, a series of events.
✤ Enumeration: This paragraph is composed of a
number of features that refer to the same event, object
or subject phrase and an organizer for understanding
what is being ordered.
✤ Description: In This paragraph describes a logical
approach, an object, person or event
✤ Explanatory: These paragraphs are useful to expand
or specify the subject being treated.

4. ✤ Expository: in these paragraphs is presented in an orderly manner
certain information.
✤ Narrative: these facts or actions occurring in an orderly manner
are presented.
✤ Comparative: this paragraph similarities and differences between
two or more objects, events, or phenomena are presented.
✤ Cause and effect: as the name suggests, a fact present and that
which has either caused or the consequences that can become of
this.

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Deductive: in this main idea is placed at
the beginning that, to build it is part of a
generalization and then present specific
cases.
Inductive: as opposed to earlier in these
paragraphs the main idea is placed at the
end. These are part of specific cases to
reach a generalization that concludes what
is said.

6. “If you write good textos you create paragraphs unforgettable
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– Laura López y Guillermo Gomez